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Citizens Bank EverValue checking account at a glance
While Citizens Bank offers a range of checking and savings accounts products, one of its newest is its EverValue account. Citizens Bank launched EverValue in 2022 to increase banking access for communities that are underserved. It’s a low-cost checking option that provides protection against overdrafts so that customers don’t have to worry about costly overdraft fees.
Is Citizens Bank a good bank?
Citizens Bank is one of the largest commercial banks in the country based on consolidated assets. And in the J.D. Power 2022 U.S. Retail Banking Satisfaction Study, Citizens Bank was rated among the top 10 banks in terms of customer satisfaction in the New York/tri-state area and Pennsylvania.
The bank provides a variety of services, ranging from checking accounts to home loans to online investment help. If your needs match up with what Citizens Bank has to offer, it could be a good choice for you.
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