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A few questions: * What's the ATM network that you're using with no fees? Since I have good rewards credit cards that I can pay off every month, my debit card
by the_watcher 8y ago
A few questions:
* What's the ATM network that you're using with no fees? Since I have good rewards credit cards that I can pay off every month, my debit card is essentially just for accessing cash and paying the very few bills I have that won't take a credit card, my debit card choice is entirely related to "no ATM fees, anywhere in the US."
* I'm a little confused about "All-in-one" including checking, savings, etc. Does that mean I'd get multiple accounts by default? Or does the debit card just pay HYS-competitive APY?
- the_watcher 8y agoVery cool by the way. I've definitely looked for rewards debit cards in the past.
- patrickmro 8y agoAwesome to hear! We believe there is a fundamental shift towards debit especially as the new generation is burdened with student load debt and has a stronger disdain for credit cards due to growing up in the 08/09 financial crisis.
- patrickmro 8y agoHey! 1. It's MoneyPass. 2. With Point you get a checking account and high interest savings account by default. The savings account pays out the 2% APY interest on a monthly basis.