OT: Chase sucks………………….fees fees fees fees fees fees

[meadandale]

Been with SDCCU since I moved to San Diego in the early 90’s. Back then you had to work for the city/county or be related to someone who did to be a member. Now it’s open to everybody.

I just laugh when I hear all these stories about the banks nickel and diming people with service fees. Everyone complains but they still all have millions of customers?

It’s going to get worse now with the new ‘financial regulations’. They counted on many of these fees and interest paid by financially illiterate or irresponsible people to cover the cost of free checking accounts and free credit cards. I think you’ll be seeing annual fees coming back for credit cards and monthly fees returning for many checking/savings accounts as well–for everyone.

[Hobie]

Obama hears your pain flu and had just appointed a Yale law prof to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 😉

[Hobie]

Obama hears your pain flu and had just appointed a Yale law prof to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 😉

[Hobie]

Obama hears your pain flu and had just appointed a Yale law prof to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 😉

[Hobie]

Obama hears your pain flu and had just appointed a Yale law prof to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 😉

[Hobie]

Obama hears your pain flu and had just appointed a Yale law prof to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 😉

[Anonymous]

[quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.

[Anonymous]

[quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.

[Anonymous]

[quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.

[Anonymous]

[quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.

[Anonymous]

[quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.

[Anonymous]

[quote=grepper][quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.[/quote]
btw my issue hasnt been w/ the atm, it has been using it as a debit card w/ my credit union (25c per transaction, my wife’s is free).

anyways who using cash anymore, flu? 🙂

[Anonymous]

[quote=grepper][quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.[/quote]
btw my issue hasnt been w/ the atm, it has been using it as a debit card w/ my credit union (25c per transaction, my wife’s is free).

anyways who using cash anymore, flu? 🙂

[Anonymous]

[quote=grepper][quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.[/quote]
btw my issue hasnt been w/ the atm, it has been using it as a debit card w/ my credit union (25c per transaction, my wife’s is free).

anyways who using cash anymore, flu? 🙂

[Anonymous]

[quote=grepper][quote=flu]How do you get around with the ATM…Can you use it at any place without fees?[/quote]
each bank/credit union has their own policies. you might have to look around. credit unions have their own nationwide network (see http://www.cuswirl.com/ ) they share, so usually you can pull money out at other credit unions’ atm. traveling can be difficult, although, plan ahead, and sometimes just eat the cost.[/quote]
btw my issue hasnt been w/ the atm, it has been using it as a debit card w/ my credit union (25c per transaction, my wife’s is free).

anyways who using cash anymore, flu? 🙂

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