Bank of America
Bank of America is a Charlotte, N.C.-based financial institution that traces its history to 1904. It provides banking, investment, and financial services to individuals, small businesses, and large corporations across the United States and more than 35 countries. Bank of America trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BAC and is one of the largest banks in the United States by assets.
What you need to know about Bank of America
Bank of America's customer service is inconsistent in terms of response times and resolution. We receive occasional complaints. Here's one where the bank drained one customer's savings account, and another where a decimal point error changed a restaurant bill to €2,190 — and Bank of America wouldn't help.
- Bank of America’s customer service response times vary by channel and call volume.
- You can resolve a problem with Bank of America with our insider guide or through our executive contacts.
- Read our customer service policies, or check our frequently asked questions about Bank of America.
How to resolve a problem with Bank of America
Try self-service first
Use our proven resolution methods, or Bank of America’s self-service links below.
Contact an executive
Start with the primary contact below, then escalate step by step if needed.
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Bank of America customer service executives
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Additional contacts
Bank of America self-service links
Bank of America customer service policies
Bank of America loyalty program
Preferred Rewards is Bank of America's loyalty program, and it's free to join if you qualify. Your tier depends on the combined balance you keep across your Bank of America deposit accounts and your Merrill investment accounts. There are four tiers in total: Gold, Platinum, Platinum Honors, and Diamond Honors. The higher you go, the more you get. Benefits include a rewards bonus on eligible credit cards (up to 75% at Platinum Honors and above), better interest rates on savings, discounts on mortgage and auto loans, and waived fees on a number of everyday banking services. One thing worth knowing: Bank of America is rebranding the program as BofA Rewards on May 26, 2026, so the name and some of the details below may change shortly after this guide is published.
Frequently asked questions about Bank of America
- Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Eastern time
- Saturday to Sunday: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern time.
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