Founder at WalletOnFire
I started WalletOnFire to "get better" at saving money, optimizing investments, side hustling and having a healthy relationship with money overall. In 2014 I started building websites and online hustles for passive income and this snowballed into a media company. I write about things I have experience with & hustles that interest me!
Latest posts by Ewen Finser (see all)
- Wealthfront vs Acorns: Which Advisor Is Best For Your Needs? - November 29, 2021
- Vanguard vs Wealthfront: Which Robo-Advising Provider Is Best? - November 29, 2021
- CIT Bank vs Ally Bank [2022]: Which is Better? - June 3, 2020
- 1st Summit Bank
- The Dollar Bank, which is located throughout the Pittsburgh area, does not verify their accounts with ChexSystems.
- Willow Grove’s Navy Federal Credit Union accepts customers who are working for or have retired from U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Navy as well as their family members.
- The Philadelphia Federal Credit Union does not mind opening checking accounts for people who have negative incidents that show all debts have been paid for or that proof can be given for those negative incidents. A savings-only account is also approved for any person with a negative incident on the report. This kind of account allows people to use services like PayPal for EFT and ACH transactions.
- PNC Bank has a “Primary Access” account for folks who have negative incidents reported in ChexSystems but provide proof that the items have been dealt with. It’s just a savings account, which you can use for PayPal and PayPal-like services to do ACH and EFT transactions.
- Susquehanna Bank