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Are you tired of paying the high price of cashing a check at a check cashing center? Below are some alternative methods for cashing checks.

Checking Account

The more common way to cash a check is to cash it at a bank if you have an existing checking account. Banks will cash checks for account holders, just as long as there are enough funds to cover the check in case it bounces. If funds in the account are not enough to cover the amount on the check, the account holder must wait until the check clears to access the funds… Continue reading

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 check cashing centers: Pros & Cons

Most people have mixed emotions about using check cashing centers; however, there is good discussion as to why these financial service centers should, or should not, be used.Approximately 28% of Americans don’t use traditional banking to handle personal finances. The majority of these people use check cashing centers for handling their financial needs. However, there is debate concerning whether these financial service centers provide a useful alternative to traditional banking, or exploit those who use them.

Check Cashing Center Pros

For some, the use of check cashing centers is almost necessary because they are unable to open checking accounts at banks, usually because of blemishes on their banking history. For others, check cashing centers are used because of the convenience they provide, like… Continue reading

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Disputing a ChexSystems Report

Background
ChexSystems, like credit bureaus, is considered a Consumer Reporting Agency (CRA) and governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), which entitles consumers the right to repair their own credit report. A study by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG) found that one in four credit reports contain errors.
The Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act of 2003 (FACTA) added new sections to the FRCA, which placed new emphasis on the accuracy of information in consumer reports. Previous to the FACTA, disputes regarding the accuracy of information in a consumer report restricted the consumer to deal only… Continue reading

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Prepaid cards are electronic cards which allow card holders to access funds deposited to an account. A prepaid card can be used to withdraw money or pay for goods and services.Unlike a credit card, which extends a line of credit, prepaid cards are more similar to debit cards. Prepaid card holders can only spend the money they load on the card. Since no credit is extended to prepaid card holders, interest and overdraft fees are avoided.

How Much Do Prepaid Cards Cost?

The fees associated with prepaid cards differ depending on the company offering the service. Opening and activating… Continue reading

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Second chance banking accounts are checking accounts, offered by banks, to those listed on any consumer checking history database like ChexSystems or Telecheck. As an alternative to check cashing, second chance banks provide the opportunity to open a bank account, but without the full privileges of a regular checking account.

Requirements of Second Chance Banks

Although most banks will open an account as long as valid identification can be furnished, some banks restrict accounts to consumers with reports of fraud on their checking history. Other banks require applicants to complete a checking management course prior to opening an account… Continue reading

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