<p>I have a part-time job next semester and I want to change my bank account for the direct deposit. I have my direct deposit going into my TD checking account right now. I want to change the direct deposit to go into my Citi savings account. What information do I need to provide to my workplace to make this change? By the way, I recently signed up for the Citi savings and I’m going back to school (OOS) tomorrow so I won’t be able to receive my “welcome kit” in the mail anytime soon.</p>
<p>For sure you will need your account number and the appropriate transit number. Bank of America has 3 different transit numbers for 3 different purposes (one for wiring, one for direct deposits, and one for ordering checks) but I don’t know what TD bank has.</p>
<p>Oh, I want to direct deposit into my Citi savings account.</p>
<p>You really should be calling Citi customer support to ask them this question.</p>
<p>all they need is the routing number (usually particular to state) and checking number. Why change from TD to Citi??</p>
<p>I’m not sure. My whole family has Citi and I feel very comfortable working with Citi. I like their benefits and with relationship pricing I can use my families’ account to meet daily minimum balance.</p>
<p>Oh, just curious…but, TD offers relationship pricing as well as a free student checking for 5 years.</p>
<p>lol someone here works for TD</p>
<p>What’s the point of relationship pricing when no one in your family has an account there?</p>
<p>Well there wouldn’t be any point if the parents don’t bank there…I was just stating a fact. BofA also offers relationship pricing…</p>