How large of a check can you deposit via the app? That is one thing that I do not like about Wells Fargo - low limit. If I could deposit checks without going in, I would be a happy man.

Sherman is not between point A and B for me.

Go small town local if possible

Find one that’s local and one that you can develop a relationship with. One with high turn over of employees will do nothing for you when you need them.

Honestly, they all kind of suck.



This ^^^ my wife can deposit $75,000 a month via the app and never uses it. I’m limited to $10,000 a month and use it all the time. So now I deposit through her ap. This is BofA, I hate them with a passion but they are local to us and they are everywhere, with all of our traveling, that’s the only perk. We only keep a few thousand in checking with them, everything else goes into a managed account with EJ and we can have that money out in 2 days if needed. If we need it immediately we just put it on the CC or we wait.

Well idk then lol

Can you go USAA as a fireman?

I moved everything out of Chase to USAA a few years ago.

Banked with RBFCU my whole life only place I do or ever had an account. Still use them but they have officially gotten too big for their britches. Still like their rates still like their cash back MasterCard but the service has gone down hill.

Bank of Texas in mckinney is probably your best option.

If you already have a bank you're dealing with I'd try them first. It's small town banking out here but I've been doing business with the same two banks for 40 years. Having a good relationship with your banker goes a long ways in eliminating problems in life.

Agree with HWY, especially if you're self employed. Helps if they know you since self employment (if that's the case) comes with extra credit challenges.

I also think a debit card used just for cash, can be worthwhile. Sure you can use a cc, but factor in any fee's for cash withdrawal using either. I use Cap 1 Spark and Chase Ink, both have been good as far as business cc, but I bank at a smaller bank

Small town banks are useless when you are traveling over seas, I can head to Bank Of America in Manila if I have any issues while over there, try that with a small town bank.

Pretty sure his business isn't in Manila. And I can do business with my bank from anywhere that's got an internet connection.

You can withdrawal cash via internet connection? Tell me more?

Choose a local bank, develop a relationship with someone younger than yourself. When I purchased the firm on March 11, 1991, we started off with TX Commerce (later Chase Bank). Three years later, I left them due to decisions being made in Hosetown and with some stinking thinking going on. Went to a new start up, then named First State Bank, It later became Victoria National and then was acquired by Prosperity. Pretty much deal with the same people and although more decisions are not made locally, they still have influence because of my history and can go to bat for me, if needed.

I really hope you are joking here. If not, it could be telling a lot. If not, I wouldn't talk about it. If not, I wouldn't even joke about it.

In your area - CapTex (old FNB of Trenton) - they'll take care of you.

But in any event, use a community bank that'll get to know you.

Chase for me.

Trenton is handy. Thank you.

Please show me a law that says I have to deposit cash.

Some people go through life a scaredy cats. I get it.

Claiming and depositing are very different things. Not necessarily synonymous

Bobo on to me.

I have Chase. It was just easy I can link my LLC and DBA checking and my merchant processing accounts into one app. I

I've never withdrawn cash from anywhere.