ATM fees
01-31-2008, 09:57 AM
#12
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Go to anyplace that you can use your debit card (Target, Kroger, Wal-Mart, Mejeir...etc) and buy candy bar then get some money cashback from your checking account...no Fee's.
I rarely have more than 40 bucks cash on me for my trip. I actually am on a two day trip and started it with 2 dollars...to tip the van driver with.
I rarely have more than 40 bucks cash on me for my trip. I actually am on a two day trip and started it with 2 dollars...to tip the van driver with.
01-31-2008, 10:11 AM
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I went with Bank of America for this reason. They have ATMs in just about every airport. Also like their little "Keep the change" program. Makes it easier than having a pocketfull of change for an entire trip.
Credit unions are good because they don't charge fees at other locations. Many hub airports have ATMs/branches for airline employee credit unions but this won't help much on that Knoxville overnight.
Credit unions are good because they don't charge fees at other locations. Many hub airports have ATMs/branches for airline employee credit unions but this won't help much on that Knoxville overnight.
01-31-2008, 10:19 AM
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I went with Bank of America for this reason. They have ATMs in just about every airport. Also like their little "Keep the change" program. Makes it easier than having a pocketfull of change for an entire trip.
Credit unions are good because they don't charge fees at other locations. Many hub airports have ATMs/branches for airline employee credit unions but this won't help much on that Knoxville overnight.
Credit unions are good because they don't charge fees at other locations. Many hub airports have ATMs/branches for airline employee credit unions but this won't help much on that Knoxville overnight.
Ditto...
01-31-2008, 10:53 AM
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I really don't like Bank of America because their fees are crazy and they're really strict about it too (other banks have been more flexible with fees in my experience) but I keep my accounts with them simply because they're everywhere, I never have to look far for a BoA ATM anywhere in the country.
02-01-2008, 12:40 PM
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My checking account is free as long as I maintain the minimum balance or have one direct deposit monthly (paycheck takes care of that). The savings account is free with one transfer of $25 per month from the checking account.
That savings account is a rainy day/overdraft protection account. I have one with a local credit union for actual savings that currently has a 4% rate.
That savings account is a rainy day/overdraft protection account. I have one with a local credit union for actual savings that currently has a 4% rate.
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