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5 Ways To Boost Your Savings In 2018

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We break down five great ways to boost your saving this year that you may not have considered.

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Wells Fargo Inaccurately Billing Customers For Quicken Web Connect

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Earlier this year I wrote about Wells Fargo’s new fees for Quicken users.  I found out because I was charged for connecting my Quicken to my Wells Fargo checking account.  You see, Quicken has two methods of connecting to a bank account: Web Connect (check balances and transactions only) Direct Connect (conduct online banking and […]

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Get Rid of Overdraft Fees Once and for All

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  Or better yet, get a checking account that offers free overdraft protection by linking to your savings account.  Check out The College Investor’s list of the best checking accounts.

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Do You Still Use Checks?

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I was in line at Home Depot yesterday, and the person in front of me busted out a check book to pay!  Really?  I immediately switched lines, because they were taking forever! In this day and age, why is anyone still using physical checks to pay?  If you want to use your checking account, use […]

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