potterfanatic
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Ugh, on the cost of groceries.
I wanted to give you all a warning on TD Bank's Free Checking. It has a minimum amount of $100 so I put in a little over $100 because I only use it to have a local account. (I cash my checks there for rolls of quarters for my laundry) At one point I went in and got a roll of quarters using the money in my account. The account dipped down to $95 and I went back in a week or two later to deposit the money back to get it above $100. When I checked my account the next month, they had charged me a $15 service fee because it went under the $100. When I called and complained (because I made the deposit the day that they charged the fee) they put the $15 back and told me I was all good, Just "don't let it dip under again." I logged back in today and I have been charged the $15 fee again because after I had deposited it back to $100, they pulled out the $15 making it $75 (then they replaced the $15 BUT because it had been under the $100 at any point in the cycle I was charged the fee.) While I do realize I have some fault in this for letting it dip under $100 ever, I can not believe that I got stuck in this whole cycle. I am closing out my account tomorrow for a completely free account elsewhere, but I wanted to advise anybody that is thinking about getting this checking account.
I wanted to give you all a warning on TD Bank's Free Checking. It has a minimum amount of $100 so I put in a little over $100 because I only use it to have a local account. (I cash my checks there for rolls of quarters for my laundry) At one point I went in and got a roll of quarters using the money in my account. The account dipped down to $95 and I went back in a week or two later to deposit the money back to get it above $100. When I checked my account the next month, they had charged me a $15 service fee because it went under the $100. When I called and complained (because I made the deposit the day that they charged the fee) they put the $15 back and told me I was all good, Just "don't let it dip under again." I logged back in today and I have been charged the $15 fee again because after I had deposited it back to $100, they pulled out the $15 making it $75 (then they replaced the $15 BUT because it had been under the $100 at any point in the cycle I was charged the fee.) While I do realize I have some fault in this for letting it dip under $100 ever, I can not believe that I got stuck in this whole cycle. I am closing out my account tomorrow for a completely free account elsewhere, but I wanted to advise anybody that is thinking about getting this checking account.

and a cheque for $400! And I'm going to.......spend it on myself
ok well I don't need $400 worth of stuff lol so I'll probably buy some clothes and then put the rest in savings/vacation account. We're expecting $3,000-$4,000 back for our tax refund (can't do our taxes yet, dh hasn't received all his receipts from work and won't til end of February) and of course I'm expecting inheritance so while all that is debt dumping I feel like this birthday money should be spent on ....... me
coz honestly, if I'm turning 40 I'm going to need something stronger than Bailey's 