Sujet 2 de 10
Banking Basics: Accounts That Work for You
How to open an account (even without an SSN), compare banks, credit unions, apps, and check cashers, and send money abroad safely and cheaply.
A safe bank or credit union account can save you hundreds of dollars a year in fees, and it keeps your money protected. These three lessons work on their own or with our classes. You will learn what to bring to open an account, even without a Social Security number, and what to do if a bank has turned you down before. You will learn how to check that your money is insured and how to avoid common fees. And if you send money to family in another country, you will learn how to find the real cost and know your rights.
Mise sur Money Smart pour les adultes
- Module 2: You Can Bank On It
- Module 5: Your Savings (Section 2, deposit insurance)
Leçons sur ce sujet
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Opening a Bank Account, Even Without an SSN
What to bring, which accounts to ask for, and what to do if you have been turned down before.
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Banks, Credit Unions, Apps, and Check Cashers: What Is Protected and What It Costs
How to tell whether your money is really insured, and what everyday money services cost over a year.
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Envoyer de l’argent chez soi : comparez les coûts et connaissez vos droits
Comment trouver le coût réel d’un transfert international, vos droits fédéraux, et comment repérer les arnaques qui vous demandent d’envoyer de l’argent à l’étranger.
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