My mother has joint access to checking, remove? I have a college checking account with chase and my mom has joint access, where she can transfer funds in and out and see the activity. This has been my first account with chase and I have had it for years now. I am currently 26 and the account can still be active even though I’ve graduated college already. Now that I am of age, I am gathering o…

LPT: in the northern hemisphere start thinking about checking your heat As we get closer to the winter months it becomes more important to check and ensure your heat is going to work. Most people wait for the first cold snap to find out their furnace is not working. Not only is this a major inconvenience you’ll also likely have a hard time getting repairs as the repair man will now be very busy Testing your heat no…

Someone transferred more than $64k from my mom’s checking account to a stock company. What exactly should we do? Hi, this morning my mom was checking her Bank of America app to see if she received a deposit she was expecting but she saw that there was a transaction from yesterday that totaled more than $64k to a stock company called “TD AMERITRADE DES”. She has never heard of this company nor knows anything about stocks/investing, so this was definitely no…

How long do pending transactions take to post on WF checking account? I made some transactions through paypal with hot topic using my wells fargo checking account last Friday. I don’t see any pending transactions yet but some of my items are ready for pickup. When I called wells fargo they can’t see any pending transactions yet today. Is this common? How do I know if my orders went through or not? submitted by…

LPT: Take pictures of your hotel room before checking out. You may need evidence for any damages that may be wrongfully charged to your credit card. Currently dealing with a hotel trying to charge me for a broken lamp that we didn’t break. Thought I’d share this tip to prevent others from going through the same hassle. submitted by /u/DiannaSparks6

Is it smart to keep only a small amount of money in my checking account? I’ve been following a strategy where I purposely keep only $300-500 in my checking account at any given time. I use my credit card for most of my day-to-day purchases and pay it off in full every month. After paying my bills and rent, I transfer the remaining funds to my savings account. This way, I minimize the risk of losing all my money if my…

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…

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. …

Fact-Checking Ramaswamy’s Claims on Campaign Trail, Including on Climate and Jan. 6 The upstart Republican candidate has made inaccurate claims about climate change as well as the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, while mischaracterizing his own positions and past comments.

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Fact-Checking Trump’s Election Lies The former president faces multiple charges related to his lies about the 2020 election. Here’s a look at some of his most repeated falsehoods.

Options for minor urgently needing to open an independent checking account? (Throwaway/keeping some details vague because my father uses Reddit and I’m concerned about this issue being escalated before we’re ready). I have a sibling who is a few months shy of the age of majority in my state. They recently moved across the country, away from my father, to begin attending university later this month. They are using my fat…

I have a little over 20k in my checking account, should I keep all of it in there? I’m a 24 year old female and I have roughly a separate 3k invested in stocks/real estate. I’m planning on being a medical student so I won’t have a stable income for the next 4-5 years aside from gig work. I’ve been trying to save as much as I can before entering grad school, but is it wise to keep this much money in my checking account? I wante…

~20k in a checking account and want to get smarter. What should I be doing? I know its not wise to keep that much parked in a checking account but I dont really know where to begin submitted by /u/unlimitedshredsticks

Is Amex’s checking account worth it? I need to change bank accounts because my current one, Exceed (work pay card) keeps failing to send my rent payments for whatever reason and customer support is next to non existent. I already have an Amex gold card and Amex HYSA. Is there any reason not to go with Amex for my general banking? submitted by /u/AmberRosin

How much money do you keep in checking? I’ve been going down more of a rabbit whole regarding finance health lately, and a lot of the advice seems to say the same thing about everything – except checking accounts. I’ve heard to keep the minimum, I’ve heard to keep up to 3 months living expenses, and everywhere between. For us, our paychecks come in, bills go out, savings go out, and …

Fact-Checking Trump Defenders’ Claims After Indictment in Election Case Former President Donald Trump’s supporters have made inaccurate claims about the judge presiding over his case and misleadingly compared his conduct to that of other politicians.

What to do with $30,000 in checking ? So I worked for 2-3 years to save enough for undergraduate degree. My husband works and we agreed that all of my savings will go towards my school. However, I realized that it’s stupid to allow so much money to sit at Wells Fargo account. I need to pay for school every semester so I also need to account for that. I should be able to graduate by…

LPT: If you’re troubleshooting electronics and they suddenly stop working, try checking for nearby Bluetooth devices first. LPT: If you’re ever in a situation where your electronics suddenly stop working, and you’re not sure if it’s just you or a widespread issue, one quick way to find out is to check for nearby Bluetooth devices. If you can’t find any Bluetooth devices around you, chances are it’s a larger problem affecting others as well. This could be a power outa…

LPT Request: Advanced Trigger/Phobia Checking in Movies or Tv series Thought this might be relevant or useful. Just wanted to share a website I released recently to check triggers or phobias in movies and tv series prior to watching them. Also useful for PTSD sufferers or parents checking if viewings for kids is safe. www.triggerchecker.com Unlike other websites you can search for triggers specific to you for an…