Finance Enthusiast at Wallet on Fire
Peter Nimda loves to educate people on many subjects, however, finance is the topic he's most enthusiastic about. Everything from simple to complex topics intrigues Peter and he wants to share his knowledge with readers here on Wallet on Fire.
Latest posts by Peter Nimda (see all)
- CIT Bank vs Ally Bank [2022]: Which is Better? - June 3, 2020
- Chase Freedom vs Capital One Quicksilver – Which Credit Card is Best? - April 16, 2020
- Visa Black vs Amex Platinum Credit Card Comparison [2022] - April 16, 2020
- At the Armed Forces Bank, both military and noncombatant customers are welcome to open accounts and they’ll even consider people who have a negative ChexSystems record.
- Catlin Bank will not use ChexSystems or credit reporting agencies to verify new accounts.
- Hawthorn Bank uses a credit report to verify their new accounts, rather than the ChexSystems record.
- Hebron State Bank either doesn’t use the ChexSystems or disregards the negative reports.
- If you or someone you know works for or is retired from the Marine Corps, U.S. Coast Guard or Navy, you could be qualified for a Navy Federal Credit Union Account.
- The TCF National Bank does not use the ChexSystems record to approve new accounts. However, they have a “funds availability” policy that new accounts are subjected to, which means people may be unable to access their money until two weeks after the first deposit is made.