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I get to have this experience with one of my banks. And all I need to do to stay updated with the terms is click watch on the github repo. It's the way things

I get to have this experience with one of my banks. And all I need to do to stay updated with the terms is click watch on the github repo. It's the way things should be. https://github.com/SimpleFinance/policies https://github.com/SimpleFinance/policies

jsprogrammer 11y ago
Exactly what I want to be doing all day: watching my bank's github repo and trying to keep up with their ever changing policies. Edit: Mentally tracking and integrating policy reversions[0] sounds like a good time as well. [0] https://github.com/SimpleFinance/policies/commit/b0a644035fb0dfcf056cb525405de1ad3c8fe029 https://github.com/SimpleFinance/policies/commit/b0a644035fb...
lobster_johnson 11y ago
Simple looks incredible. Is it as great as it looks?
- Imagenuity 11y ago
  Simple is terrific. I've been using it for about a year and 1/2. If you are already used to paying all your bills online, then this is right for you.
- ctide 11y ago
  It depends. I tried to switch to Simple, but at the time I was working as an independent contractor. The maximum size of a check you can deposit without mailing it to them is $3k. Having to mail in every check I received was a hassle that outweighed any benefits Simple provided over a regular bank account.
  - wpietri 11y ago
    For what it's worth, last time I was doing independent contractor work, I used a billing firm, MBO Partners. They took 4% of my gross and treated me as a W2 employee. My taxes would come out of the gross, as would any benefits I elected. The rest would get direct deposited like a normal paycheck. I would have spent more than 4% of my time screwing around with paperwork, so I thought it a pretty good deal. I suspect there are other firms like this, but I liked 'em enough that I used them for 8 years or so without ever looking for alternatives.

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I get to have this experience with one of my banks. And all I need to do to stay updated with the terms is click watch on the github repo. It's the way things

by djcapelis 11y ago

jsprogrammer 11y ago
Exactly what I want to be doing all day: watching my bank's github repo and trying to keep up with their ever changing policies. Edit: Mentally tracking and integrating policy reversions[0] sounds like a good time as well. [0] https://github.com/SimpleFinance/policies/commit/b0a644035fb0dfcf056cb525405de1ad3c8fe029 https://github.com/SimpleFinance/policies/commit/b0a644035fb...
lobster_johnson 11y ago
Simple looks incredible. Is it as great as it looks?
- Imagenuity 11y ago
  Simple is terrific. I've been using it for about a year and 1/2. If you are already used to paying all your bills online, then this is right for you.
- ctide 11y ago
  It depends. I tried to switch to Simple, but at the time I was working as an independent contractor. The maximum size of a check you can deposit without mailing it to them is $3k. Having to mail in every check I received was a hassle that outweighed any benefits Simple provided over a regular bank account.
  - wpietri 11y ago
    For what it's worth, last time I was doing independent contractor work, I used a billing firm, MBO Partners. They took 4% of my gross and treated me as a W2 employee. My taxes would come out of the gross, as would any benefits I elected. The rest would get direct deposited like a normal paycheck. I would have spent more than 4% of my time screwing around with paperwork, so I thought it a pretty good deal. I suspect there are other firms like this, but I liked 'em enough that I used them for 8 years or so without ever looking for alternatives.