Sentences with phrase «just keep the account open»

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Is this realistic, keeping in mind that sales of «Dead Bishops Don't Lie» don't warrant opening a Swiss bank account just yet?

I have heard people talk about leaving a few bucks in an account «just to keep the account open» once they moved the majority of their business to another bank.

I don't think it makes sense to keep old accounts open just for the sake of it.

So if you are keeping credit accounts open just so you don't have to close them, try charging one minor, monthly, recurring payment on your cards (and paying them off each month in full) to ensure they remain active.

So if in the bank where you keep the money they only pay a decent rate if you deposit some big lump of money - just open an account elsewhere.

Keep in mind that you should not recklessly open many different credit card accounts just for the sake of a bonus.

You can open a US trading account and just keep all your money in US$ all the time so you don't have to worry about fees when you sell.

I even offered to open the LISA account for them, deposit the minimum amount (usually # 500) as a gift for them that would be theirs to keep, just to be able to fit in time before the deadline.

Just wanted to share that if you open a Chase Free Checking account (which requires at least one monthly direct deposit or 6 debit card purchases per month to keep account open without monthly fees), your 3 essential (Chase Freedom) categories gets bumped up to FIVE.

While I feel some emotional attachment to ING as I signed up at a pivotal time in my life where I really began to take control of my financial situation, it is not logical to maintain an account just to keep it open.

Some investment companies charge a fee just to keep your account open.

I was once told to leave $ 5 in a checking account «just to keep it open» when I moved to a new bank.

It is better to keep the account open and not use it or just use it infrequently.

If you have old credit card accounts that you want to stop using, just cut up the cards or keep them in a drawer, but keep the accounts open.

That number likely includes the people who have $ 0.02 in their savings accounts just to keep them open, which makes this even more concerning.

It may be worth keeping the account open with just enough credit to stop it being shut down.

When I started my business, I opened a business checking account and met with my banker every year just to show them how the business was doing and to keep the relationship going.

Some people keep a dollar or two in old account just to keep them open, and that is a silly idea.

Instead of keeping a check register or having to go to an ATM to check our bank account balance, we now open up the banking app on our phone, log in, and have not just our balance but full transaction history at our fingertips.

You can not deposit cash, however they accept money orders deposits at local branches, so keep your big bank account open if you plan on doing many cash deposits then just transfer to schwab.

Note however that given the difficulty to open a bank account abroad nowadays, you may want to keep the account open with a symbolic amount on it, just in case you need it for some reason.

I think you are right on target — just keep it in a «liquid» savings account, money market, or CD and open up a Roth IRA.

Fund companies ended up with thousands of accounts containing just a few hundred dollars each; those accounts might generate just $ 3 or 4 a year in fees, far below what it cost to keep them open.

I decided to do the partial consolidation and to move most of my credit over, and to keep the BA account open for now, just to keep my options open.

This is big because if you are just starting out you want to be able to keep your account open as long as possible so that you can build up your credit history.

Even if you're not interested in using MyPoints for day to day purposes, keep your account open and active for 30 days, and for a quick 25 second sign up process you've just earned an easily 500 free United Miles!

This is especially surprising since Barclay has been offering spend bonuses of up to 20,000 miles to existing cardholders — just to rack up spend, rather than as an incentive to keep the account open.

That number likely includes the people who have $ 0.02 in their savings accounts just to keep them open, which makes this even more concerning.

You could have just opened paid $ 2K extra to your mortgage every month and kept a revolving credit account open for emergencies, whether that be HELOC or credit card.