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Fulton Bank
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Fulton Bank

Important Updates for Your Deposit Accounts

Your Banking, Understood.

We're making important updates to our Rules and Regulations for Deposit Accounts, which we call "the Agreement." These changes will be effective on March 2, 2026. We want to make sure you know what's new and how these updates might affect you.

Key Updates to Your Account Terms

  • Account Closure. We’re updating rules around the payment of outstanding interest after the closing of your checking account.
  • Arbitration Details. We're also updating more specific details about your rights and our responsibilities under the Arbitration Provision. This includes things like how the Military Lending Act applies, who handles any arbitration, your rights in mass arbitrations, how the process works, and how fees and costs are handled.

What You Need to Do

  • Review the updated Rules and Regulations for Deposit Accounts 
  • If you wish to opt-out of the updated Arbitration Provision, we must receive a signed notification stating you reject the Arbitration Provision. This notice must include your name, address and account number; and must be mailed to us at Fulton Bank, Attn: Legal, One Penn Square, Lancaster, PA 17602 or faxed to us at 717.581.3260.

     

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