Posted December 7th, 2009
by admin
chrisraska asked: Okay so I have had my checking account for three yeras and never needed to make a withdrawl from any source other than an ATM until now. I was wondering how you write out the check to yourself to make a withdrawl from it. Heh, rather simple question I know but thanks for the help in advance.
Tags: Atm, Checking Account, Withdrawl
Posted in Credit | 9 Comments »
Posted December 7th, 2009
by admin
divalicious asked: I am planning to go to Amsterdam and applying for a shengen visa. My friend told me that I should present a savings account instead of a checking account but my money is on my checking acct. So is it possible for me to submit my checking acct statements instead?
Tags: Amsterdam, Checking Account, Shengen Visa
Posted in Immigration | 1 Comment »
Posted November 23rd, 2009
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pink_carebear_girl asked: I bank through 2 banks and I closed the 1 not too long ago and both my checking account checks are identicle. I used a check from my closed account by accident for $79 the other day and realized it was the wrong checking account book. (My old checking account was for one’s that are in the checking account and offered a second chance for a small fee a month.) What will happen?
Tags: Account Book, Banks, Checking Account
Posted in Personal Finance | 5 Comments »
Posted November 23rd, 2009
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Brandon Roberts asked: This is my first time opening a checking account. My question is what would happen if my account were to have been overdrawn and remained so for many months, and finally the bank decided to close the account because it was inactive? Does the bank still try and send for their money or does the charges just go away? Will it effect me opening another account with a different financial institution?
Tags: Checking Account, Close Account, Inactivity
Posted in Personal Finance | 6 Comments »
Posted November 20th, 2009
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Elestra asked: Obviously you can write checks using a checking account, but other than that, why would you use a checking account over a savings account? And can you use a debit card with a saving account, or is that also only checking?
Tags: Checking Account, Debit Card, Savings Account
Posted in Personal Finance | 2 Comments »
Posted November 20th, 2009
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Noblesville.org asked: I have heared a commercial for a bank that has a checking account, that when you purchase something with your debit card it will round all of your purchases up to the nearest dollar and automaticly deposit the difference into a savings account.
Example:
I buy a pack of gum for $1.25
It rounds that up to $2.00
And deposits $0.75
into a savings account
Tags: Checking Account, Dollar, Savings Account
Posted in Personal Finance | 5 Comments »
Posted November 20th, 2009
by admin
American M asked: I need to cancel my checking account before paypal tries to get money that is NOT their’s. So, if I cancel my checking account, do I get the money right away? Also, will the account be closed right away as well?
Tags: Cancel Account, Checking Account, Money
Posted in Personal Finance | 3 Comments »
Posted October 27th, 2009
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Martha B asked: I have a mortgage with a bank. The renters left and I have no way of covering the mortgage until I get new renters. The bank took the mortgage out of my checking account. If I close this checking account and open another one at a different bank can they access my new checking account to get their funds.
Tags: Bank Mortgage, Checking Account, Loan Mortgage
Posted in Personal Finance | 1 Comment »
Posted October 7th, 2009
by admin
barisw asked: In other words, are there hidden fees that I am NOT seeing on my list of transactions when I’m looking at my checking account activity? For instance, if they charged me $2.00 for every online check I wrote and got sent to an address using online banking, am I being charged under the table?
Tags: Address, America Online, Checking Account
Posted in Personal Finance | 3 Comments »
Posted March 11th, 2009
by admin
lotuswarrior asked:
I was suggested to get a saving and checking account at a credit union and there is one in my city called american’s first credit union,my question is what is the difference between banking at a regular bank and a credit union?
Tags: Checking Account, First Credit Union
Posted in Personal Finance | 5 Comments »
