Not exact matches
After opening, GEO provides back office support —
accounting, human resources, academic oversight — to assist the school in achieving economies of scale,
keep administration costs down, and to get as many education dollars in the classroom as possible.
Try to
open up a few credit cards early in your credit history, and then
keep them for a while without
opening new
accounts after a couple of years.
The «expert» actually recommended that under some scenarios, it would be best for this consumer to
keep open her
accounts, even
after they're paid off, and continue paying $ 6 per month each!
Since it takes 90 days
after the conditions are met to receive the bonus, plus two months to meet the conditions, I would say that you probably need to
keep the
account open for 6 months before you can cancel it.
Keep in mind, these rates are variable and may change
after the
account is
opened.
If you use your Card or charges post to your
Account after you ask us to close it, we may
keep it
open or reopen it.
Where a bank will allow you to
keep your checking and savings
accounts open even
after the bankruptcy is discharged, most credit unions will close your checking and savings
accounts.
You're not required to
keep $ 5,000 in your
account after opening it, but if you do, you get an added bonus: EverBank will refund all ATM surcharge fees that other ATM owners charge.
Best of all, when you apply for an unsecured credit card
after improving your credit, you can
keep this card
open at no annual fee to build upon the longevity of your
accounts.
I used to
keep old
accounts open, but
after I got a letter telling me about a new monthly fee at US Bank, I closed down everything I wasn't using to make sure I didn't pay any fees to any banks.
The second most important thing to do is to
keep track of all out of pocket medical expenses you incur
after you
open the HSA
account.
(Often this is to
keep people from immediately closing their
account after getting bonus money for
opening the
account.)
Since bank rates are subject to fluctuations,
keep an eye on your rate
after you've
opened your
account to make you're still getting a competitive yield.
Keeping card
accounts open after a balance transfer — Consolidation can help manage debt, but goal is to pay it off... (See Debt consolidation)
I'm going to
keep my
account open for a while and try their billpay
after getting the $ 260 bonus ($ 10 statement credit is from using wallet app).
If you received the miles but
kept the card
open, it's possible to qualify for another bonus on the same card 24 months
after opening the original
account.
Keep in mind that the 18 - month 0 % APR introductory period applies to balance transfers made within a set period of time
after you
open your
account (check the terms to see exact dates).
It is easy to
keep the card
open year
after year and increase the average history of your
accounts, which improves your credit score, without paying anything.
You usually have to
keep your
account open for a minimum amount of time even
after you receive the bonus or they will clawback the bonus or charge you an early - termination fee.
Something to
keep in mind: most cards offering a break on the balance transfer fee will require that qualifying balances be transferred shortly
after opening your
account (generally within the first 90 days).
I'm going to
keep the
account open to run down my Flight Points balance, but thereafter I don't see this product as being worth the $ 125 annual fee
after the October benefits devaluation.
If the primary breadwinner dies a few years
after opening that savings
account, it will be quite the challenge for the family to
keep afloat, let alone save extra money.
As long as you
keep a few
accounts open to build your length of credit history, closing several
accounts after 11 months does very little damage as well.
Before and
after applying for a loan, make sure you pay all of your bills on time, don't close any old credit
accounts or
open any new lines of credit, and
keep balances low on revolving credit.