Sunday Funday for Finances

Traditional banking hours have been a staple of many communities for decades, but with the rise of digital banking and online services, more people than ever are looking for banks that offer flexibility and convenience. In recent years, several major banks have begun to reevaluate their weekend hours in response to changing customer needs. While some still maintain traditional Sunday closures, others have started to adapt by offering extended hours or fully eliminating Sunday branches. For customers who need access to banking services on Sundays, here are a few options to consider:

• Bank of America: Offers full-service banking at many locations during peak holiday periods, but typically closes on Sundays otherwise.
• Wells Fargo: Similar to Bank of America, offers limited weekend hours at some branches during holidays, but generally closes on Sundays.
• Chase Bank: Typically closed on Sundays, except for a few select locations that offer extended hours during holidays. However, there are also several banks that have committed to being fully open and accessible every day of the week, even on Sundays. These include:
• US Bank: Offers 24/7 customer support via phone, online banking, and mobile app.
• PNC Bank: Maintains full-service hours at all branches, including Sundays during peak holiday periods.
• Ally Bank: An online bank that operates exclusively online, so customers can access their accounts and conduct banking business 24/7, every day of the week. When shopping for a bank that meets your needs, be sure to check the specific hours of operation for each location.