In terms of forming a new company, can I use my personal bank account for my LLC?

It is generally not advisable to use your personal bank account for your limited liability company (LLC). It is important to maintain separate personal and business finances to protect your personal assets from potential liability associated with your business.

Using a personal bank account for your LLC can also cause problems with tax reporting, as it can be difficult to distinguish between personal and business transactions. It is generally recommended to open a separate business bank account for your LLC. This will help you keep track of your business finances, make it easier to prepare financial statements and tax returns, and establish credibility with vendors and customers.

In some cases, it may be necessary to use a personal bank account for your LLC, such as if you are just starting out and don't yet have a business bank account. In this case, it is important to be diligent about keeping clear records of all business transactions and to transfer funds from your personal account to your business account as soon as possible.