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Percentage this is when you would like to have a percentage of your check go into one account or possibly into multiple! You can do a small amount like 5% or a large amount like 75%. Fixed this is when you would like to have a certain FIXED amount of money be deposited into your account on pay day.
A deposit is a sum of money kept in a bank account. The two types of deposits are demand deposits and time deposits. Demand deposit accounts include checking accounts, savings accounts and money market accounts. Time deposit accounts include certificate of deposit (CD) accounts and individual retirement accounts.
In most cases, employees can change their direct deposit information by contacting the human resources or payroll department of their employer. A new bank account number or routing number, along with other identifying information, usually must be provided by the employee when verifying his or her identity.
You can update your account information: through your Canadian financial institution, through CRAs MyAccount, through MyCRA on mobile, or by calling 1-800-959-8281.
Direct deposit is a fully automated method of handling transactions. When receiving a direct deposit, the payer issues an electronic payment that is automatically transferred into the payees checking account. There is no need for a physical check or for either party to visit the bank for the money to transfer.

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Those that consent to electronic payments must also supply the following details: Account type (checking or savings)
To set up direct deposit, youll need your employees banking information, like bank account number, routing number, bank name and address and the name of the account holder. You can find this information on a voided cheque or direct deposit form that employees can access through online banking or a teller.
Most employees will want to select Balance of Net Pay to setup a basic direct deposit. If you choose, you can select the other two options to setup other types of deposits. For example, you could deposit 5 percent of your net pay to a savings account using the Percent option.

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