National banks typically offer a wider range of services than online or regional banks.
Not exact matches
Bank loans come in all shapes and sizes, from microloans of a few hundred dollars,
typically offered by local community
banks, to six - figure loans by major
national banks.
Jumbo loans are
typically not backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, and are offered by local and
national banks.
Central
bank balance sheets, pre-crisis, were
typically about 5 — 10 per cent of
national GDP in size.
Fannie Mae
typically buys loans from lenders of all sizes, from large -
national banks to small community lenders and credit unions.
Money and
banking textbooks
typically portray the Act as modernizing the financial system «to correct certain serious shortcomings in the
National Bank Act: to provide an elastic currency, efficient clearing, centralized reserves, readily available credit for
banks, and unified control of the
banking system.»
Community
banks are
typically smaller than
national banks and have one or only a few physical locations.
Thrifts historically have focused on consumer loans, but the lines between them and commercial
banks have blurred, and they aren't
typically national institutions.
Jumbo loans are
typically not backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, and are offered by local and
national banks.
Typically, checking accounts from community
banks are less expensive than those from
national banks.
Credit union student loan rates are
typically lower than large
national banks because they are not - for - profit organizations and not owned by stockholders.
For example, at the time of this article, the
national average interest rate on a
bank savings account is 0.06 %, whereas universal life policies
typically average around 3 % -5 %.