A typical statement may include information on deposits (CDs, checking accounts and savings accounts), lines of credit¹, retirement, credit cards²

Once you've chosen the accounts you want to view on your monthly statement, you can decide between various levels of detail for each account. Some accounts can provide information in detail, such as payee detail from your checks and expense coding. Other accounts, including loans and trust accounts, may provide only summary information. Your Relationship Manager or Key Privilege Client Services can offer more information about this checking account option and help set it to your preferences.

For future budgeting and tax preparation, the KeyBank year-end recap statement is a valuable tool.

Comprehensive statement features.

You can consolidate almost all of your accounts onto a single, easy-to-read monthly statement. A typical statement may include information on the following accounts:

• Deposits (CDs, checking accounts and savings accounts)
• Loans and lines of credit¹
• Retirement
• Credit cards²
• Investments³
  
  

You can choose which accounts to include as well as the level of detail.

• Some accounts provide information in detail
• Summary information only available for some loans and trust accounts
• Your statement may also include payee detail from your checks and expense coding
• Year-end recap statement will offer tools that may be used in the future for budgeting and tax preparation
  

Your Relationship Manager or Key Privilege Client Services can offer more information about this checking account option and help you set it to your preferences.