Business Checking Accounts that Make Sense

Choosing the right business checking account for your particular needs is an important decision. Day-to-day, there’s probably no other financial tool you’ll rely on more.

What type of business checking is right for you?

There are several key factors to consider when selecting a business checking account—for instance, the average activity or number of checks you write and deposit each month and the average balances you usually maintain. You’ll also want a business checking account that complements the structure of your company, such as a corporation, partnership, sole-proprietorship or nonprofit.

We can help you determine the account that makes the most sense for your business and will help you minimize monthly service charges and/or activity fees.

HomeStreet offers several types of business checking accounts:

Business Basics (Fixed fee account)

Business Essentials (Minimum balance account)

Business Advantage (Interest-earning for Sole Proprietors only)

Business Analyzed (Analyzed account with high earnings credit)

Community Partnership (Exclusively for nonprofits )

Analyzed Community Partnership (Exclusively for nonprofits )

IOLTA (Lawyers Trust Accounts)

IRETA (Real Estate Trust Accounts, only available in Washington)

Learn More about HomeStreet Business Checking

For more information, check out the Business Checking Account Comparison Chart or contact your local branch.