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March 2, 2007

Vegan Action Checks

Time/CNN poll, found that 4% of American adults consider themselves vegetarians, and 5% of self-described vegetarians consider themselves vegans.

Vegan Action promotes public awareness of the benefits of a vegan diet and lifestyle, and works to improve the availability of vegan foods. Vegan Action Checks

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February 26, 2007

Overview On Free Service Checking Accounts

Checking accounts work on the principle that you deposit your money in a bank and they issue blank checks to access the money in your account. Many banks offer free checking providing you maintain a minimum balance. Some provide even free check blanks. Then there are some banks that have check cashing security so in case you write a check for over the amount of your balance the bank will deposit the money in your account which is linked to your savings account so the checks doesn't bounce. Business accounts are similar and banks offering free services abound.

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February 9, 2007

Craigslist Scam Asks For You To Deposit Checks Into Your Account

Crainslist scammers began taking advantage of the growing popularity of craigslist to victimize people trying to rent their homes or apartments.Crainslist scammers began taking advantage of the growing popularity of craigslist to victimize people trying to rent their homes or apartments.The scheme is basically a fake check scam with a twist. After the advertiser listed a room for rent on sites like Craigslist and Roomate.com they later received almost identical replies from a women or man who said their employer would be sending them their expense check, which would be for several thousand dollars.

The advertiser is instructed to deposit it in his account, deduct the rent and deposit and send the balance back to them. The check will be counterfeit.

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January 18, 2007

Order Checks Online & Ditch the Debit Card If You Can

Need to put pizzzazz in your checking? Save when you order checks online at 50% savings over bank charges plus get to view a huge variety of designs. Besides getting more style choice, when you order personal checks online you save the sales tax.Millions of Americans do not qualify for a credit card and opportunity to put a card with a MasterCard or Visa label in their wallets in the form a debit card is enticing. Using a debit card will deduct payments directly from your checking account. With no need to provide I.D. at the checkout counter or many trips to the ATM it may make sense to your situation. Now that your ordered your cheap personal checks and have your checking account tied to your debit card, you’re in business.

Sometimes a debit card can be a smart choice if you are trying to control a spending habit. With a debit card you can only make as many purchases as the money that your checking accounts can cover. There is a hitch, however. If you overdraw your checking account, expect to get hit with a heavy overdraft fee that could range in dismal $30 to $35 charges for each (just like a personal check) overdraft. Using a debit card with overdraft protection is a preferable choice whereby the debit charges can be paid out of your savings account or a home equity line of credit when your account becomes overdrawn. But with the protection, the discipline may just fly out the window.

Debit cards require you have to keep accurate and current records so you have no big surprises. Overdraft fees can mount up quick. However, using credit cards, you don’t have that problem, plus you’ll get money or other rewards back at the end of the year.

Naturally, if the debit card is lost or stolen you’ll want to report it immediately. Most cards will limit your liability if promptly reported. With debit cards issued by Visa or MasterCard, you are not liable for charges made if your card is lost or stolen. Under federal law, cardholders aren't liable for more than $50 if they report unauthorized purchases within a certain period of time.

I’m a fan of using the traditional checking account. You’ll have a first-hand handle on your transactions and an immediate written record of the transaction. Beside buying cheap check personal check design features you get by ordering online, you’ll save more money. Jockeying pocket cash, cheap checks you order online and credit cards will give you more money back at years end than relying on debit cards.

A lot of people ask, "where do I order checks online?" Purchase from a reputable company and look for the "lock" icon to insure security. Order checks online offers personal and business checks at 50% savings off bank prices with over 800 styles to choose from. If you have a business or just want a personal touch, consider using personalized photo checks and photo cards A logo a picture promoting your niche is easily digitally uploaded. You have a business card as well as a check at no extra cost.

If you can ration yourself with walking around cash in your wallet without hitting the ATM machine all the time and see the reasoning in using credit cards in order to earn the big refund at the end of the year, you’ll not use debit cards. Visa gives you 3% back on your gasoline and other purchases. Discover card gives you 2% back on everything each and every time their credit card is used. Other cards have similar give back deals and will put a bigger smile on your face at years end.

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January 7, 2007

Saving Money On Your Checking Accounts, Debit Cards and Savings Accounts

Did you know that you can save more than $100 a year in fees by selecting a free checking account or one with no minimum balance requirement? By shopping around and requesting a complete list of fees that are charged on these accounts, including ATM and debit card fees, your due diligence can save you on hidden fees.

Also by buying your checks online you save the middleman charges that the bank will charge, plus you’ll get a larger choice of checks.

ATM charges are not directly associated with your bank. By comparing different banking facilities, see if you can get free or lower cost checking through direct deposit or agreeing to ATM only use.

Bank savings accounts should also be checked to find out whether the account is insured by the federal government (FDIC for banks or NCUA for credit unions). You want to know that your money will be there without any problems down the line in getting it out.

Compare savings rates and bank fees offered by different financial institutions. Most banks offer meager interest earnings and you can earn the highest return on savings (annual percentage yield) with little or no risk with a certificates of deposit (CDs) or U.S. Savings Bonds (Series I or EE).

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