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
- Wells Fargo Bank has a “Get Checking” money management class designed for folks who have a negative mark on their ChexSystems record. After completion of the class, they’ll be given an account.
- TCF National Bank’s representatives will often skip over the ChexSystems verification system and open new accounts. However, you need to be aware of the “funds availability” policy for all new accounts, which means you may be unable to get access to your money until two weeks after you’ve made the first deposit.
- Westbury Savings Bank will open checking accounts to people with a negative ChexSystems so long as the report shows items have been paid or you’re able to proof the account’s been paid off.
- Denmark State Bank
- First Community Bank
- FirstMerit Bank
- Nicolet National Bank
- River Valley Bank
- TCF Bank
- Bank of Mauston
- BestBank
- Community Bank and Trust
- DMB Community Bank
- Farmers Savings Banks
- First Community Bank
- RiverWood-Maritime Credit Union
- Altra Federal Credit Union
- WESTconsin Credit Union
- CoVantage Credit Union
- Dane County Credit Union
- Fox Communities Credit Union
- Marine Credit Union
- Prospera Credit Union
- RIA Federal Credit Union