Tag Archives: Checking

I Have A 2 Checking And 2 Savings Accounts With Washington Mutual. Is My Money At Risk?

By Increase Savings | Published: December 2, 2009

I haven’t taken my money out because I doubt that anything could happen to my money, but I know people that are taking theirs out. Am I at risk?

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What Is A Good Bank That Offers Unlimit Bank Transfers For Either Checking Or Savings?

By Increase Savings | Published: November 22, 2009

I hate my bank.

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How Can I Transfer Money From My Savings To My Checking With My Online Bank Of America?

By Increase Savings | Published: November 16, 2009

its a tab bar on top of the page for BOA when you sign in to your online banking. Transfers click that. Enjoy.

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Is It Federal Law That Banks Have To Charge A $10.00 Transaction Fee From Savings To Checking?

By Increase Savings | Published: November 16, 2009

I am asking this because Bank of America just charged me $190.00 for transfer fees because I made more than 6 transfers in one month and a B of A employee said they had to charge this fee per Federal law. Is this true?

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Can Mortgage Brokers Look Up How Much Money You Have In Your Savings And Checking Accounts?

By Increase Savings | Published: November 13, 2009

Is this possible? Can banks disclose how much money you have to outside or third parties?

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Can You Lose More Money In Your Savings Than Checking If Your Interest Rate Is Lower Than The Inflation Rate?

By Increase Savings | Published: November 13, 2009

That is interest rate is lower than the inflation rate for your savings..

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