SunTrust Bank may be hiding fees and charges in your bill. Understanding your bill will help you avoid unnecessary cost.
SunTrust offers both banking and credit card options to its customers. However, like most major banking companies, they aren’t usually upfront with extra charges or fees that may apply to your account. We’ve written this guide so that you can understand why you might be charged a certain amount and so you aren’t caught off guard when those charges end up deducting from your account balance. We’ll also explain a bit about the APR rates that SunTrust offers. Let’s get started.
SunTrust is a broad banking and financial services company that provides both credit cards and traditional checking and savings accounts. Their statements tend to be simple and easy to read, but they also include lots of information about extra charges or fees and any waivers that may apply. The charges or fees you might be charged should be broken down with your account total on the left of the page.
SunTrust charges several common fees based on the type of account (the big three are balanced banking, essential checking, and advantage checking) you own and how much money is within. Let’s break them down one by one:
SunTrust has a frequently asked questions page and a support page rolled into one. They have several telephone numbers you can look into, although their online support option is also fairly responsive. You can also talk by mail as a last resort or if you prefer that style of communication.
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