You don't shop around enough, I would never stand for a personal
checking account that had a monthly fee or a per check fee. There's
always a bank offering "free" checking, sometimes even free checks. If
the bank after time decides to add a fee, I'm out of there so fast they
don't know what hit them. I must say this was much more satisfying when
I had relatively high balances in my regular savings and checking
accounts.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>In a message dated 9/21/2006 7:57:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Am I right that customers pay US banks to deposit their money?
>
>Kostas
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>Is there a monthly charge on most regular checking accounts in the US? Yes.
>Does a customer pay a charge on each deposit? No.
>
>Bank accounts with a minimal balance have no monthly charge. And I found an
>account for those 55 and over with no charge. So if one looks around one can
>avoid a monthly fee.
>
>I've never liked the monthly fee idea, since banks make money on the money
>customers deposit.
>
>Doe aka Marnie
>
>
>
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