What bank should I be using now that the money really coming in.
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BaldingSoHard
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Schwab if you want a solid ass brokerage to go with your bank acct. Also all ATM fees are credited back to your account at the end of the month. Only downside is there's no cash-deposit option so you won't have a way to easily deposit cash. So if you don't deposit cash much, Schwab is awesome.
Bank of Truest. Backed by powerful countries. Based in Switzerland 
so you know your money is safe and secure. Pm me your current bank account details and I’ll have my secretary take care of you. I usually don’t help random internet folks. But I’ll make exceptions for special customers like you.
Much love.
so you know your money is safe and secure. Pm me your current bank account details and I’ll have my secretary take care of you. I usually don’t help random internet folks. But I’ll make exceptions for special customers like you. Much love.
Money really coming in and $4-6k a month shouldn’t be used in the same sentence.
Up this thread when you bringing in some real paper, 20 racks minimum
Up this thread when you bringing in some real paper, 20 racks minimum
sayyestothis
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All banks are the same at ur level breh. Just run with navy fed or whatever u got.
MoveForward
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Wakanda negative sh*t is this? 6k a month is nothing to sneeze at.
Fillerguy
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They're all the same unless you are looking to play with your money. I work in a top 10 private private financial bank, wealth management. Most of these cacs have a Chase accounts outside of ours, amoung their many. Ppl tend to choose banks that are convenient for them. Chase is largest in the US and is everywhere, so that makes sense.
You aren't pulling in money like that so it doesn't matter what bank you have atm. But theres nothing preventing you from keeping all your eggs in a basket.
You aren't pulling in money like that so it doesn't matter what bank you have atm. But theres nothing preventing you from keeping all your eggs in a basket.
Navy federal is a good bank to have. You may want to get a high yield/interest savings account. Outside of that you won’t have money just sitting in the bank find something to invest the money in. I typically only have access to my emergency funds and some good credit cards with rewards.
Outside of my emergency funds and savings everything else is either immediately invested or placed in a brokerage account. My preference is to make my money work for me. And I have everything automated to include bill pay.
And the thing I all I do I go to a store 8 times a month, spend like an hour or so each time, go home post it on Amazon then forget about it until it sells then ship it out. I'm chilling 90% of the time on thecoli/boxden/youtube/etc so 6K doing what I do is DEFINITELY nothing to sneeze at imo.
High yield interest savings account to put away 3-6 months of your gross income for emergencies. I think Ally is giving out 4% again since Fed is increasing rates. Put the rest in a Roth till you max out your yearly contributions. Buy index funds through a brokerage with the rest. 