Tuesday 17 February 2015

6 Banking Mistakes to Avoid

With advancement in technology, we tend to notice less on our transaction as we rely more on technology. Banks are the easiest and the most sought after avenues for placing money.
Here are few common mistakes to avoid while banking:
6 Banking Mistakes to Avoid
1) Do check your ATM slip after withdrawal
It may so happen, you at times fail to cross check your money along with the ATM receipt and may realize at the month end while checking your statement. There are many instances where the amount recieved and ATM reciept balance differ. In case of discrepancy one needs to contact the bank immediately.
2) Keep an eye on charges and fees
Are banks charging you for a service which you don't need? In some cases banks do send physical copy of statement and may charge you accordingly. So, in such cases you can ask bank to stop sending hard copies.
3) Internet banking
If you are a frequent online banking user, then it is very important to track your login date time each time you log in. If you have any doubts better to call customer care and verify immediately.
4) Still paying bills physically?
Most of the banks have the option of paying utility bills online. For this, you have to a one time registration with banks. You can save time and keep a track of all your payments.
One can also set up auto payments for insurance payments.
5) Avoid using same passwords for multiple accounts
Do not have same password for multiple accounts to make it simple, there are higher chances of hacking accounts.
Choose a different password for different accounts, protect your account with strong password. Also, watch what you're sharing on social networks.
6) Do not neglect your cheque Book and Pass book
Through internet banking one can keep track of all financial transaction, if your cheque book or pass book is lost or misplaced, it can provide most vital information of yours.
In case of misplace it is better to inform banks and take needed actions.

1 comment:

  1. What you have shared is very valuable and helpful. All the information you have shared gives me more insights on this. Thank you for sharing. Keep it up! Would like to see more updates from you soon.

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