Bank of America Corporation

Other

Merrill Lynch, Co., Inc

Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith

Kelly Ur

Thomas E Musmanno

Christina Jasko

Albert R Lupcho, Iii

John J Wilson

Brandon Kane

Patrick B Butler

Arvind Srinivasan Ramakrishnan

Jill Weber

Janine S Kenna

A customer may desire to enroll in a transaction, such as a product or a service, offered, managed, and/or owned by an institution, such as a financial institution. The customer may attempt to directly enroll in the product or service or may enroll in the product or service through an agent of the institution. The customer and/or agent may select the product or service (e.g., via a workstation or other device), and a computing device may determine which documents the product or service uses, which documents the customer has on file already, and/or which documents the customer is missing. The computing device may cause the customer and/or agent to be notified of the missing documents. When the customer and/or agent provides all of the documents for the product or service (or an exception applies to one or more missing documents), the computing system may enroll the customer in the selected product or service.

Document calculator

Obtaining missing documents from user

A computer system for managing a plurality of accounts, each the accounts being separated into a master account and at least one subaccount associated therewith, and at least one of the subaccount being a medical saving account (MSA). Each subaccount incorporates a subset of features available for the master account, the features corresponding to the specific needs dictated by the purpose of the subaccount. The purpose of a subaccount, in addition to being an MSA, can include regular payments (e.g., mortgage and other loans), credit/debit card, retirement account, and the like.

Integrated nested account financial system with medical savings subaccount

A computer system for managing a plurality of accounts, each of the accounts being separated into a master account and at least one subaccount associated therewith, and at least one subaccount being a medical savings account (MSA). Each subaccount incorporates a subset of features available for the master account, the features corresponding to the specific needs dictated by the purpose of the subaccount. The purpose of a subaccount, in addition to being an MSA, can include regular payments (e.g., mortgage and other loans), credit/debit card, retirement account, and the like.

Integrated nested account financial system with medical savings

Data processing for an improved securities brokerage/cash management system which supervises, implements and coordinates a composite account having a master account and one or more subaccount(s). The nested subaccounts incorporate a subset of features corresponding to the specific needs dictated by the purpose of the subaccount and thus streamline system operation for the recordkeeper.

Integrated system for controlling master account and nested subaccount(s)

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East Brunswick, NJ, United States of America

Kelly Ur