Yes, the joint member(s) on an account have the same rights and privileges on the account as well as the same responsibilities.

The ABA (American Banking Association) routing number is only valid for US Bank Accounts and it represents the number of the bank. It is always an 8 or 9 digit code and can be found as the first set of numbers on the bottom of your check; always starting AND ending with a colon (:). (Please see the Control Center >> My Profile >> Banking Information – for an example.

Look at the bottom left corner of your checks or deposit slips. If you have a Personal account the first sequence of numbers, usually a nine-digit number is your ABA (American Bankers Association) routing number. If you have a Business account the ABA number will follow the six-digit check number at the bottom of the check. The ABA number is also known as a Routing and Transit Number, RTN, or bank number.

The ABA or routing and transit number is 253176118. This is the number you will need to give someone you have authorized to send direct deposits or drafts to your account.

The Windsor Federal Savings ABA/ routing transit number is 211170237. You may need this number if you choose to download transaction histories into Microsoft Money.

To set up direct deposits or reach your new account electronically, you may need your ABA routing number. For your Anywhere Savings account, the routing number is 044000024. Yes. You may deposit checks or cash at any Huntington Banking office or by mailing checks (do not send cash) to us. Include your Anywhere Savings account number in the memo line. Please send check deposits (do not send cash) to:

If you have a Checking Account at MidFirst Credit Union, this number is located on the bottom of your check. MidFirst's routing number is 242278742. It is also sometimes referred to as a routing and transit number.

If you are ordering new checks/deposit tickets, please use the routing transit number for your state: If you are setting up recurring electronic payments such as direct deposit of payroll or automatic debits of monthly bills, please use 026008811 regardless of your state of residence.

Our routing number is 254074688. Members may need our routing number for direct deposits, wire transfers and personal checks.

ABA is Applied Behavioral Analysis. It is a methodology that uses aspects of positive reinforcement, intensive one on one therapy and using Discrete Trial Instruction (DTI). Our sister organization MFEAT (Manitoba Feat) has an extensive definition ABA and certain standards that should be met.

In one landmark study (Lovaas, 1987), nearly half (47%) of young children with autism treated by an intensive ABA program achieved normal intellectual and educational functioning by the end of first grade. In these programs, the goal is to increase skills in language, play and socialization, while decreasing behaviors that interfere with learning. The results can be profound. Many children with autism who have ritualistic or self-injurious behaviors reduce or eliminate these behaviors.

We are closed on various holidays throughout the year. To see a listing of holiday closings go to the Locations and Hours page.

For personal accounts, the account number is the 10-digit number immediately following the routing number at the bottom of your check. Our bank routing number 053112275 is listed first followed by your 10-digit checking account number.

The routing number is the first nine-digit number you will see at the bottom of a check, or a bank statement. You can also call your bank and ask them for it.

Our routing/transit number is 265075812. This is the number that is needed to set up direct deposit and automatic drafts. Yes, Hotline is our 24-hour telephone audio response system. It's easy to use, offers a variety of transaction options, and is totally free to use. Simply call 504-889-9090 or 800-292-3232. You'll need your member number and your Hotline access code. Depending on the service code that you select, you may also need to know specific account numbers.