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In the United States, most banks place restrictions on young people that prevent them from owning independent bank accounts without consent from a parent, guardian, or (occasionally) any adult willing to cosign. Additionally, banks nearly always grant the adult total control over the account. | In the [[By area/North America/United States|United States]], most banks place restrictions on young people that prevent them from owning independent bank accounts without consent from a [[parent]], guardian, or (occasionally) [[any adult]] willing to cosign. Additionally, banks nearly always grant the adult total control over the account. | ||
== Bank Policy == | == Bank Policy == | ||
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Banks that don't allow minors to open a bank account without parental consent or an adult cosigner: | Banks that don't allow minors to open a bank account without parental consent or an adult cosigner: | ||
* Capital One, | |||
Capital One, PNC Bank, US Bank, M&T Bank, TD Bank and Regions Bank | * PNC Bank, | ||
* US Bank, | |||
* M&T Bank, | |||
* TD Bank and Regions Bank | |||
Banks with unclear policies regarding minors: | Banks with unclear policies regarding minors: | ||
* Chase Bank - Page under construction, some citations and some vital information is not yet added. | |||
Chase Bank | |||
Page under construction, some citations and some vital information is not yet added. | |||
== Further Reading == | == Further Reading == | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
[[Category:United States]] | |||