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04-10-2007, 02:15 PM
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I don't understand why Dave Ramsey would be against it - we're in our second year of it. The take the "change" from your purchases and move it to your savings account. If your account will be overdrawn from that withdrawal, they will not do it. There are no fees associated with it. They charge a fee for your savings acct. if it goes below any certain balance, or too many (6) withdrawals in a month, but that's normal and has nothing to do with the keep the change. We avoid the monthly fee by having a minimum $25 taken from our checking and put in savings each month. They match, I think 3% and give it to you annually. They gave me $80 after the first year. I wish I'd been able to keep all the savings there, in the account, but I needed it. So far I have seen absolutely no negatives to this. And trust me, I am not a fan of Bof A. Their overdraft policies and fees are outrageous, but that's another story. I think there may be some misinformation out there, including by Dave Ramsey - perhaps he hasn't looked into it enough. My ONLY complaint is that I end up needing the money too often and have to transfer it back out.
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