Saving log - $0 tip box
Spending log - $1.64 coffee + $3 tomatoes, peaches + $1.80 coffee
Found money - $0.27 (road, 2 ft from traffic island) + $0.01 (floor of Safeway)
I learned a very important fact today.
Not that coffee costs 16 cents less in my neighborhood than it does downtown; and not that I can spot 2 pennies and a quarter on the road from my bus seat, stop at the next stop and walk to the change and pick it up. (I'm committed to coin rescue...or perhaps I should just be committed.)
Nope, I learned these days that the bigger brick & mortar banks (like JP Morgan Chased) will
I also learned that my secret downtown Post Office office is in danger of being shut down. The list. In Seattle, you can wait in line for a couple hours at the gigantic feedlot at 3rd and Union site, or you can go to the little, intimate, general store PO in the Old Federal Building. Which would you pick? Time to let the secret out and mail my Drp payment from there and sign the list.
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August 5th, 2009 at 02:37 pm 1249479468
I always initiate the transfer from where I want the money to end up. Problem solved. It's really that simple. Your advice applies to many bank transfer scenarios!
I hadn't heard of the $3 fee though! Then again, I pretty much have always boycotted big banks.
August 5th, 2009 at 03:14 pm 1249481659
I'm also a fellow coin-rescuer!
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August 5th, 2009 at 10:44 pm 1249508669
I've done that with the bit of money from my non-Chase bank account that I use send money to sister for the farmette. Might be a great reason to set up that farmette account as an online account, so I can "pull" it rather than "push" it.
August 7th, 2009 at 04:34 pm 1249659275
Jerry