How much do you spend each month on debit card/bank fees

[GucciBoy]

:) :)

[GTS Jeff]

none of your business, girly-man.

[Chester]

Originally posted by GTS Jeff
none of your business, girly-man.
:werd:

[ehos]

PC Financial (sp) charges nothing.

Also CIBC has waive accounts (keep it above 1000).

[sabad66]

Well I pay 5.50 a month and I get 60 self serve transactions and 2 free e-mail money transfers per month. With BMO.

[szw]

0.00

[Skylinelover]

1.50

[Kamen]

What is your bank number and what is the PIN that goes with it?
Where do you live? How much is your family's annual income?

[Sorath]

^ lol

[Thaco]

too much.

[finboy]

Originally posted by GTS Jeff
none of your business, girly-man. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Ben]

0.00

[DJ Lazy]

More than you can afford Pal! Ferrarri!!

On a serious note.

$0.00

[EK 2.0]

a big oval shaped goose egg...

if you are paying for bank fees...tsk, tsk, tsk on you...:D

[Thaco]

not all of us have a minimum of $1000 to keep in our accoutn at all times.

[EK 2.0]

Originally posted by Thaco
not all of us have a minimum of $1000 to keep in our accoutn at all times.


I don't expect everyone to...I just have a "staff" account at my bank...so no fees, or anything...so even if I didn't have a minimum of a grand in my account I have no fees...

[civicrider]

$10 or $2000 plus in my bank, so i pay $0 monthly:thumbsup:

[3G]

$0.00

[Xtrema]

$2.95 for internet banking with RBC but everything else is FREE and unlimited.

[abyss]

$0.00 with PC financial....only downside is there's no actual branch or tellers. so ALL my deposits over $500 ge theld for 5 days.

Just go with ING "no more hands in your pocket..." (that guy is so funny):D

[ehos]

Originally posted by Xtrema
$2.95 for internet banking with RBC but everything else is FREE and unlimited.

Um, how is it FREE if you paid 2.95?

Talk about price conditioning!

[SteveMo600]

I go to CIBC and they charge bank fees if your account is not above a grand for the full month...

Are there banks that allow unlimited transactions free? If so...where? Are they regular chequing accounts?

[civicrider]

^
yes TD does if you have $5000 plus in your bank

[SteveMo600]

I know that places allow unlimited transaction when your account is consistently above whatever...I'm talking about if your account is inconsistent.

[TrevorK]

$0.00

Once they tried to charge me fees since my account dipped below 1000 for just 1 day. I just called up, asked nicely, and they waived the fees and now I keep 1500 minimum in the account.

[Ed the SOHC]

pc financial = $0.00/month

spread the word.

[futurecivic]

staff account at cibc =0.00 aswell

[ehos]

Look,

if you have NO or VERY little money, you should be using PC Financial.

if you have 1000+ you should be at CIBC.

if you have 5000+ in your chequing account, you should have your head examined.

(Last one is a tricky one, the answer should be obvious).

[SteveMo600]

^ Nice work...definitely agree.

[gpomp]

$12.95

[max_boost]

PC Financial Owns You!!!:werd:

[Ajay]

Originally posted by gpomp
$12.95

CIBC? I pay the same for unlimited transactions on my chequing account.

[sexualbanana]

Holy shit you guys get a deal on service charges.

Over the past 6 months, Scotia's charged me a about $80 in service charges.

[gpomp]

Originally posted by Ajay


CIBC? I pay the same for unlimited transactions on my chequing account. nope, td unlimited.

[max_boost]

Originally posted by ehos
Look,

if you have NO or VERY little money, you should be using PC Financial.

if you have 1000+ you should be at CIBC.

if you have 5000+ in your chequing account, you should have your head examined.

(Last one is a tricky one, the answer should be obvious). Looks like I need to have my head examined.

[mazda_maniac]

zero dolla.

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by ehos


Um, how is it FREE if you paid 2.95?

Talk about price conditioning!

By FREE, I mean various transaction fees or ATM access fees that other bank charges if you don't reach the minimum amount.

[Fuji]

Originally posted by max_boost
Looks like I need to have my head examined.

Ya. Now we know who to roll if we need money!!

[T@Autotech]

President's choice financial :thumbsup:

[TrevorK]

Originally posted by ehos
Look,

if you have NO or VERY little money, you should be using PC Financial.

if you have 1000+ you should be at CIBC.

if you have 5000+ in your chequing account, you should have your head examined.

(Last one is a tricky one, the answer should be obvious).

I've had several occasions where I need $5000+ in my chequeing account. I just build it up, and then meet up with my Financial Planner and cut him a cheque to invest for me.

I'm too busy to invest it every couple weeks with work and such.

[MenteL]

11.99 and i get 50 debit cards.