Regions Bank Offers Consumer and Small Business Relief Following Hurricane Harvey
- Regions fees waived for our customers at other banks’ ATMs in the affected areas for a limited time.1
- Regions ATM fees waived for non-customers at Regions ATMs in the affected areas for a limited time. 1
- Payment extensions available for current credit card holders.
- One penalty-free CD withdrawal.2
- Personal loan payment extensions and forbearances through the
Regions Customer Assistance Program .3 - A dedicated team to assist Regions customers who are facing difficulties making payments on credit cards, loans or lines of credit. Customers may call 1-800-411-9393 for immediate assistance.
“Several of our communities have been overwhelmed by unprecedented flooding and ongoing rainfall related to Hurricane Harvey, and many homeowners and businesses are facing a long road to recovery,” said
Regions has established a dedicated toll-free number (1-800-411-9393) to expedite assistance to affected customers. Through its
For the safety of customers and associates, Regions branches in
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1 ATM services to non-customers may be subject to fees charged by other banks. Customers who use non-Regions ATMs may be charged an ATM service fee by the owner of the ATM.
2 The no-penalty offer allows customers to make one partial or complete withdrawal without penalty. The penalty-free withdrawal must be made more than seven days after the issue date or the most recent renewal date (whichever is later). Any other withdrawals will be subject to penalties.
3 Payment extensions and forbearances are subject to credit approval. Interest will continue to accrue during the period that the payment is extended, skipped or deferred. For installment loans, extending, deferring or skipping payment will extend the maturity of your loan but will not automatically extend any optional insurance.
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