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Thank you, I guess I can see why they (the government) has to do this, now that we live in a world with a lot of sketchy people. I think I may switch back to doing it online, they have better rates anyway.
that sounds weird.. . .i'd check on it
Bank of America did that to me after 3!!! I was fuming! I immediately called them and had them explain to me this absurd policy. Apparently the US government only allows you to take out 'x' amount of times and in order to stop you from withdrawing too many times they charge you a fee. I told them it is ridiculous to charge us and that when we get to the max then they should just not let us take out anymore money. Needless to say they gave me back the fee.
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My bank will let you deposit to your hearts content, but i think im only allowed 6 withdrawals from my savings before I get charged.. I think the fee is only 3 bucks though..
This is why I love credit unions. No minimums, no fees, phone and online banking, late hours, and I can go to one shared branch and bank with two different credit unions.
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Posted by FuTuRe MrS MaZz
Do all of you have a regular savings account? Is this why??? I have an online only account with a great rate and never got a fee for anything!
Just curious, how do u withdraw if you ever need to? Which bank is this? I have used Netbank before - wondering if it's the same.
HSBC - 5.05% APR - You can withdraw from an ATM or you can transfer funds from savings to checking through their website... Just cant deposit or withdraw using the teller
Are you sure you can't use a teller because have that same account and I think I can go to a teller...although I never do.
