Don’t recognize a collections account, but can’t seem to get it removed? And also kind of live abroad? I’m a USA citizen, have been abroad since 2019, and am fully self employed online. When COVID hit, my income plummeted, my credit tanked, and I just stopped caring until now that I’m finally getting back on my feet. I went through my credit report and there’s three “derogatory” accounts that are collections. I recognize two of them and will wor…

Facebook Ads Account disabled for no reason? Hey all. So my Facebook Ad account has the temporarily disabled error with the reason being “you need to approve a temporary hold of funds on your payment method.” The problem is when I click the Get dt Started button I’m met with a pop up saying “Approval complete. You’ve already approved Meta to temporarily hold fund on your account. There’s n…

i want to make an instagram account but i have my doubts Hi everyone, I want to create an account or use the one I already have as a personal blog and talk about what life is like after surviving human trafficking while also sharing some awareness from a victim’s point of view , but I’m thinking. Who would care? How do I get followers if I talk about those topics? Actually the idea came to me because …

Taking spending money to Las Vegas. I have a British bank account. Hey, I’m heading to Vegas in a month. I need some advice on which is the best way to take spending money? Cash? Load up a travel card? If i draw straight from my account i’m fairly sure i’ll get screwed on fees both sides. TIA Rich submitted by /u/Rich_777

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Am I approaching my “retirement account allocation process” correctly? Hi all, hoping some of the seasoned members of this sub can let me know if I’m managing my retirement accounts appropriately. Over the years, the PF Wiki has helped guide me to eliminate my credit card debt, establish an emergency fund, and save for retirement, but I just want to make sure I’m not doing anything weird/crazy with how I’m managing…

Possible trouble closing fraudulent account-are any laws being violated in this situation? Yesterday I received an email from Chime about a new account, followed by another about a credit builder application. It was sent to my real email and the email had my name. I did not sign up for either and I immediately went to their website and emailed the email they tell people to contact if an account was opened with their info. I never got …

Reposting old Instagram posts to new business account I am starting up a bakery business and want to showcase some of the cakes I’ve made in the past on my new account. Would there be any issues using the same tags and everything when reposting? Should I delete/archive the old posts on my personal account first? Post the images without tags or just minimal tags instead of the maximum 30 I used befo…

What should I keep in my checking account? So, I made a post recently about getting my finances in order and a lot of people were saying to start with a 6 month rainy day fund in a high yield savings. That had me wondering, what should I leave behind on my checking, if anything at all? I have a no fee checking account with no minimums, and all of my bills go straight to my credit cards s…

What kind of bank account can I open for my 17 year old who is going to college? My family and I live in Germany, but our 17 year old is headed to college this week. What are some good options for bank account can I open for him? All I’m seeing is kids accounts and college savings accounts. Ideally he’d get a checking account (well, something with a debit card anyways) and a savings account with higher interest. I have acc…

Debt Lawyer logged into my bank account and changed my address to their corporate office without consent. My roommate who doesn’t have Reddit just had a scary moment. 3 times this week she received notifications that her address has changed on BOA. She thought it was phishing, but it was real and she changed her password the first time. Then they changed it again. After googling the address and name it’s a Debt Lawyer firm that she has never hired. …

Bank account was hacked Someone was able to login to my bank account and add their phone number to it. This happened 1 day after I had changed the password of my bank account on my device. They tried to redeem all the cash back into their account. Bank ended up locking my account and I called them. My bank always sends me a SMS code to enter every time I login, so I do…

Bank account for Dropshipping? Hello, I’m relatively new to the world of e-commerce, and in just three days, I will be officially launching my Shopify website for dropshipping. However, I have a significant concern: what would you recommend as the best method for receiving and processing payments. Currently, I only have a PayPal account (although I’ve been strongly advised ag…

Wanting to open a Fidelity account I’ve been following this sub for awhile and have learned so much. I have 18 shares (around $1700) in company-purchased stocks that have been sitting for almost 10 years and I’m kicking myself that I haven’t been doing anything with it all this time. I simply want to open a Fidelity account and start investing in an S&P 500 index fund (FXAIX). Li…

Does it make sense to sell all my VTSAX in my brokerage account and then purchase more VTSAX in my Roth IRA? Hi, guys. I’m not well-informed when it comes to these types of things, however, I have been purchasing VTSAX for a little under a year in my brokerage account. Currently, I have roughly 8k worth,. I’m not sure if this was a mistake because I will have to eventually pay taxes on the gains when I sell. I’m thinking it might be more pragmatic to s…

Just married, joint checking account My husband and I just got married and have been discussing how we manage we bank accounts. This is the set up we have pre-wedding: we each have our personal checking accounts and credit cards from Chase. We earn a similar amount and have our paychecks deposited in our own checkings. For credit cards, I have the freedom and he has the reserve. …

Spanish Soccer Body Threatens to Sue Over Player’s Account of Kiss The group said it was defending the honor of its president, Luis Rubiales, who kissed the player, Jennifer Hermoso. Players have vowed not to take the field until he resigns.

My wife accidentally withdrew $5000 from her RothIRA into her checking account. Is there any way to avoid penalty/fees? she is in her mid 20s. we are located in North Carolina if that matters. can she just deposit the money back into the Roth IRA account to avoid any penalty and fees? edit: She only withdrew $5000 of uninvested cash, and she contributed the maximum for 2023. She has not done any rollovers within the last year. I think we can just put it back and …

Moving country, do I keep my U.S. bank account and credit card? I have been living in the US for the past few years for work, and am moving back to my home country soon with my fiancé (an American citizen). I have a U.S. bank account, social security number, and one credit card with a 727 score (weighed down slightly as I only have one line of credit here and have only had this open for a year). There is a c…

My father just got a check and doesn’t have a bank account. My 72 year old father just got an inheritance for 70,000. He does not have a bank account and has zero desire to open one. He would prefer to sign the check over to me and have me deposit it into my account. Is it just as easy as that? Can we do this without any penalty? submitted by /u/Amazing-Detective934