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...

What can you do to access the money you need without having to overdraw your savings account? We’ll be answering that question in this article so you can move forward in confidence whether that means entering into overdraft protection or accessing an emergency fund to help you cover unexpected purchases

Feeling frustrated by your lack of funds? You don't need to suffer through until your next payday. It's possible to overdraft your bank account on purpose - often with ZERO fees or extra charges. Discover how to access the money you need without paying overdraft fees.

Wondering about a strange item on your bank statement that reads "ODP transfer to checking" on your bank account statement? Well, there's some good news and some bad news. The bad news is that your checking account had a negative balance, which can result in costly and inconvenient bounced checks and declined debit or ATM...

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We have all (ok, most of us) been there! You miscalculated your expenses? Your paycheck is a bit lower this time around than usual? In this article, you will find concrete tips to prevent having an overdrawn bank account, and learn what to do when you bank account has a negative balance. Overdrafting is very...

We’ve all been there – asking our banker, “ Can you overdraft a negative account ?” The answer is yes but it’s more tricky than you may think. Any time you spend (or trying to spend) more money than you have, it’s going to cost you in either fees or penalties. You could take steps...