Grant Shipley wrote: >On 9/20/05, Richard Esplin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>I can see the appeal of never having to enter transactions, but how do you >>deal with the risks associated with always trusting the bank? >> >>I regularly find that either a vendor or the bank has made a mistake that >>would cost me money if I didn't catch it. >> >> > >I purchase EVERYTHING I can using a credit card instead of writing >checks, paying cash or using a debit card. I download new >transactions daily and verify this is something 1) I purchased and 2) >is the correct amount. > > I follow the same idea. Heck, Discover gives us 1% back (little I know but it adds up if you purchase everything on it.) In addition.. I don't know where your errors are coming from but I have never had the bank make a mistake before other than a service fee which I caught and they refunded. Just because you don't type the transactions in doesn't mean you don't review them.
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