Bank of America Locations Near Me
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How To Find A Bank of America Branch
If you want to open a Bank of America account in person rather than online, you’ll need to find a local branch. Even though you can apply online or use the app on your mobile device to open a checking account, savings account or request a new debit card, sometimes you want to visit a physical branch.
The easiest way to find a list of Bank of America locations near you is through its main webpage, bankofamerica.com. Right under the login info, you’ll see a button labeled “Find your closest financial center or ATM.”
Once you click on this, you’ll be led to a simple page with a search bar where you can type in your state, city or ZIP code. There’s also an interactive map where you can search through locations. You can filter based on services offered like different financial solutions advisors or home loans specialists. And you can specify features of the branch like drive-thru ATMs.
Once you’ve found your location, click on the branch you’re interested in to see the services it offers, learn its hours and schedule an in-person appointment.
BofA mobile users can also find locations at the bottom of their login dashboard on the app. For ATM-only locations when you just need to take out cash, you can find the “ATM services” dropdown menu online where you can select the type of ATM you’re looking for. In-person locations are better options for loan services, complex banking questions, business deposits and notary needs.
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About Bank of America
In terms of assets held, Bank of America Corporation ranks as the second-largest bank in the U.S., according to the Federal Reserve. With about 68 million customers and 240 years of history, Bank of America has made a name for itself in the banking, credit card and investment industries.
As a big-name bank and Member FDIC, BofA does its part to keep customers safe, offering the standard $250,000 in FDIC insurance.
To get your questions answered, BofA has a customer service page. Here you’ll find links to the answers of basic questions, such as how to dispute credit card charges, how to reset your bank password and how to make recurring payments.
BofA also lists its departments on its contact page so you can easily find the phone number and contact information for the specific department you need. Some of the customer service lines have limited hours, while others are available 24/7.
>> Related: Learn more in our Bank of America review
Bank of America Hours
Typical branch hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with reduced hours from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays.
FAQ: Bank of America
The max you can withdraw from a Bank of America ATM in a single transaction is $1,000. To take out $5,000, you’ll need to contact Bank of America beforehand to see if there’s a way to withdraw that amount in one transaction or you’ll need to make separate transactions. It’s best to visit a branch to make a large withdrawal or move large amounts of money.
Bank of America has purchased a number of other banks and financial institutions. Perhaps the best known is Merrill Lynch, which manages investments. Bank of America also bought banks including:
- LaSalle Bank
- U.S. Trust
- FleetBoston Financial
- MBNA
Both Bank of America and Chase are reputable institutions, so the one you choose will depend on some personal preferences. For example, Chase Bank does not require a minimum opening deposit for most of its checking accounts, whereas Bank of America’s range from $25 to $100. So, if you need to open a checking account with minimal funds, Chase Bank might be the way to go. Or if you’re looking for a bank that offers an automated roundup program to grow your savings, you might like Bank of America for its “Keep the Change” service.
*Data accurate at time of publication.
Editor’s Note: Before making significant financial decisions, consider reviewing your options with someoneyou trust, such as a financial adviser, credit counselor or financial professional, since every person’s situation and needs are different.
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Christopher MurrayContributor
Christopher Murray is a professional personal finance and sustainability writer covering topics from budgeting to unique investing options like socially responsible investing and cryptocurrency. His work has been featured on Bankrate, Money Crashers, FinanceBuzz, Investor Junkie, ConsumerAffairs and Time.
Alyssa TrostleEditor
Alyssa Trostle is a MarketWatch Guides team editor based in Pittsburgh. She has written and edited for marketing firms and publications across the U.S. and covered many different topics, including areas of legal practice, auto insurance and personal finance.
