Best Cash Advance Apps to Avoid Overdraft Fees

We all know the frustration of needing a little more cash to pay a bill or make a small purchase before payday arrives. When you need a few extra bucks to see you through to your next paycheck, an overdraft can help - but there can be significant fees to be aware of. This guide looks at how overdrafts work, how to stop going over your limit, and tools to help you get the cash you need without paying sky-high overdraft feesRead More

Online shopping offers unrivaled convenience - you can buy electronics, clothes, groceries, or practically anything from your phone or computer and have it delivered to your door as fast as the same day! However, if you don't have a credit or debit card, it can be tough to access the variety and savings that online shopping offers. The good news is that some of the largest online stores - including Amazon - let you pay with your checking account number. Here's how it works.Read More

Even the most financially savvy people can find themselves overdrawn sometimes - you might be the same. Although convenient, overdraft fees can soon add up, so it’s a good idea to bring your account back into a positive balance as quickly as possible. But with that said, how long can your checking account be overdrawn before more severe consequences occur?Read More

To help you get the money you need, the moment you need it, we’ve rounded up the best financial apps and online banks that let you overdraw your account. And because we want to see you walk away with more money in your pocket, many of these don’t charge overdraft fees!Read More

When bills and bank notifications fly from your phone to your laptop & your mailbox, it’s easy to get lost in jargon. So, what does tot odp/swp cr memo? We’ll answer that question in the next 30 seconds.Read More

You've logged into your Chase bank account and are alarmed to see a few things. First, there's a mysterious charge labeled "TOT ODP SWP DR MEMO". Worse, your account shows a balance of $0 or a negative number! The small piece of good news is that you aren't the victim of a scam or fraud; no one has hacked your account and stolen your money. But you do have some problems to solve. Let's explain what's going on, what you can do to fix it, and some tools you can use to avoid this (costly) situation in the future.Read More