An ATM addict?

Posted on March 31st, 2007 in money, Enrich, bank accounts, ATM.

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I have seen many people, who soon after withdrawing the money from the ATMs, trash the receipt or the slip.

And when they see the entries in their statement or passbook about ATM withdrawals (where mentioned), they wonder if they had really withdrawn the amount and if so for what?

And many do not even know that they are entitled for only a few free ATM withdrawals a month or quarter and that they would be charged for any additional usage.

Tip : Write the reason for withdrawal on the slip itself and keep it with the pay-in slip or the cheque book until the next statement. Alternatively, you can purchase Enrich and log your ATM withdrawals with the reasons so that they figure in your Bank statement (generated from Enrich) with your description.

Also withdraw from the ATM not more than twice a month, once at the beginning and towards the end if really needed.

Your money is your responsibility!

 

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