The term
"primary account owner" refers to the person who has the main responsibility and control over an account. They are typically the one who opened the account and can make decisions regarding it.
Full definition
The Savings account needs to be opened in child's name,
as primary account owner, to be eligible for Kid's Club Birthday Reward.
If you're
the primary account owner, you can eliminate this fee by signing up for our e-delivery service, which allows you to receive statements, annual privacy notices, confirmations, and fund reports and prospectuses for mutual fund and brokerage accounts electronically.
With joint accounts, the email is sent to
the primary account owner, who is the only one who can view the 1099 - INT online.
Once
the primary account owner turns 25, the account will automatically convert to a Blue Checking Account and all applicable account terms and fees will apply.
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The primary account owner is under 18 years old.
For tax documents available online, you'll have less history available if you are not
the primary account owner.
Yes, to view your child's savings account within online banking,
the primary account owner must first give access.
We issue tax documents to
the primary account owner — in this case, the business.
Tip # 1: If you will be adding sub-accounts to your card, it is important to be sure that a parent or guardian is
the primary account owner.