Basic Checking, Regular Checking, and NOW Checking Accounts Sample Clauses

Basic Checking, Regular Checking, and NOW Checking Accounts. You may make withdrawals in person, by mail, by ATM with a personal identification number (“PIN”), by messenger, by preauthorized withdrawal or transfer, and by your issuance of checks (Basic Checking and Regular Checking Accounts) or negotiable orders of withdrawal (NOW Checking Accounts). Negotiable orders of withdrawal are similar to checks and for the purposes of these accounts will be called “checks.” There is no limit on the number of withdrawals from Regular Checking and NOW Checking Accounts. Basic Checking Accounts provide for twelve (12) withdrawals per statement cycle, after which there is a per item fee. Refer to the Schedule of Service Charges for fee information. A withdrawal from a Basic Checking account shall be deemed to be made when recorded on the books of Alpine, which is not necessarily the date that you initiated the transaction.
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