Change. It's what we all want, right? It was the slogan for the new president, it's what so many want socially, it's what we want environmentally, it's what the homeless are asking for on the street corner, it's what banks often say that you can keep. So, just be careful what you ask for. In the world of banking, there are two sides of the fundamental scales of service: Savings and Loan. Bank loan money (through, say, a broker like myself). Banks also want you to deposit money (savings, CD, money market, investments). The catch is: The cogs and gears are all jammed up. Banks aren't making enough spread on their money, so they're making a LOT of it up in FEES, or in this case, let's call it CHANGE. To increase income, banks are increase NSF fees, transfer fees, early termination fees, ATM fees, bounce check and stop-payment fees. So, check your statements, fight the system, make sure the Change in your bank is Change going into your account. Don't get killed on Bank Fees! Tip of the day. That's my two cents. Make sense? Everything counts in large amounts. http://www.ptre.net/
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
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