If you’re like most Americans, you have at least one bank account, if not several. You probably use your account to receive your paycheck, cover your living expenses or stash some cash for a rainy day. Read Next: Key Signs Your Credit Card Is Quietly Wrecking Your Finances For You: 7 Luxury SUVs That Will Become Affordable in 2025 However, you may not be maximizing your relationship with your bank to build and protect wealth. GOBankingRates spoke with Teri Williams, president and COO of OneUnited Bank, to ...