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Making the switch to Murphy-Wall State Bank and Trust Company is easy with our Switch Kit!
Switch Checklist
Switch Direct Deposit & Automatic Payments
Close Old Account
At Murphy-Wall State Bank and Trust Company, our customer-focused staff is experienced in helping you when you’ve made the choice to change! Our Switch Kit provides you with all the necessary forms for you to make sure every little detail gets handled with ease. And, we will be here to help make your financial future even brighter! Follow the steps below to get started!
1. Open New Account
Stop by any of our locations to open your new account. If you would like to browse our account options prior to your visit, you will find our Compare Accounts Guide here.
Prepare to close your old account by following the steps on the checklist.
Open New Account with Murphy-Wall State Bank
Ensure all outstanding checks have cleared your old account
Move Direct Deposits and Automatic Payments
Close your old account and destroy any existing checks and/or debit cards linked to the closed account
3. Move Direct Deposits and Automatic Payments to New Account
Making sure your direct deposits and automatic payment information is updated to your new account is one of the most important steps when changing banks. We recommend reviewing your most recent bank statements and identifying your monthly direct deposits (payroll, social security, child support, pension, annuities, etc.) and automatic withdraws (utilities payments such as electricity, water, trash, internet, phone; credit card payments, car payments, insurance, television services, etc.) Remember to check for items you may only pay quarterly or annually too!
Change automatic payments using our Automatic Payment/Withdrawal Form. Many companies will allow you to change the information on their website, by phone, or email without completing this form, or they may have their own form.
4. Close Old Account
Verify all outstanding checks have cleared your old account, then complete our Close Account Request Form and send to your old bank.
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