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Actually its $1500 to not pay the fee. I don't keep that much money in my account.
Well, I am with B of A and it's $750. I have a 2nd checking I need for some rare foreign transactions which I keep at this exact amount. I don't believe it's state-specific.
Well, I am with B of A and it's $750. I have a 2nd checking I need for some rare foreign transactions which I keep at this exact amount. I don't believe it's state-specific.
Yeah, I have a BoA account I use for traveling and wire transfers and that sort of thing. In my case its a line of credit which requires a substantially higher balance but also pays interest similar to savings. Not that the interest is anything real special right now! Anyhow a line of credit might be another way to skin a cat since many allow for checking/debit.
Not that the interest is anything real special right now!
Oh, I'm just impressed - the monthly dividend on my 401K money-market account has gone UP! From 0.13 to 0.31!!! I got the money out of the market in the fall of 2007. My hypothetical old portfolio still hasn't broken even, though, so there's really no loss so far. Only that when I entered the market before I didn't know exactly how rigged it was and now I do. I've no idea if I'll ever dare play it again...
Oh, I'm just impressed - the monthly dividend on my 401K money-market account has gone UP! From 0.13 to 0.31!!! I got the money out of the market in the fall of 2007. My hypothetical old portfolio still hasn't broken even, though, so there's really no loss so far. Only that when I entered the market before I didn't know exactly how rigged it was and now I do. I've no idea if I'll ever dare play it again...
Trust me when I say that at least one other person learned a few lessons.
What problem do you see...? I pay the card off every month - same difference.
If I were to do that I would pay it off each month as well. I'm just not sure how it would change in Quicken. I should clarify we sign our purchases and it's processed as a credit transaction even though it still comes out of the checking account. I have noticed retailers hiding/eliminating the credit feature on the DIY card readers in attempts to get you to process it as a debit transaction. And some of those who don't use card readers will process it as a debit without asking your preference. Continuation of these practices will cause me to use the Amex on every transaction.
Sheesh! You're all going to give me a big head! I do appreciate the nice comments though.
My internet time this weekend was mostly just researching our new beagle's suspected illness.
That, and posting the goofy things SD's bird does on FB.
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Anyhow a line of credit might be another way to skin a cat since many allow for checking/debit.
I got the money out of the market in the fall of 2007. My hypothetical old portfolio still hasn't broken even, though, so there's really no loss so far. Only that when I entered the market before I didn't know exactly how rigged it was and now I do. I've no idea if I'll ever dare play it again...
