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For anyone looking for an invite to Simple, I've got three available. Shoot me an e-mail (in profile). I've been using Simple for the past 6 months and I've go
by thomasvendetta 14y ago
For anyone looking for an invite to Simple, I've got three available. Shoot me an e-mail (in profile).
I've been using Simple for the past 6 months and I've got to say I don't miss my brick and mortar bank one second. These guys are the perfect example of doing it right.
- ry0ohki 14y agoJust out of curiosity what's the big deal? I received an invite was reluctant to signup because there is an "inactivity fee". As far as I can tell it's just an online bank?
- bluetidepro 14y ago> I received an invite was reluctant to signup because there is an "inactivity fee" From their site: "After 180 days (6 months) of inactivity, we charge a $5 monthly fee to avoid escheatment,..." I think if you were to switch to Simple it would be very rare to not use your card for 180 days, but that's just my 2 cents. But yeah, I wouldn't switch to only have an "extra account" that would eventually hit that 180 day inactivity time.
- achompas 14y agoBetter account planning (with Safe-to-Spend + goals), excellent UI, instant report generation using searches, humongous network of free ATMs. The inactivity fee takes a long time to kick in--we're talking a year of not posting any transactions to your account. Their customer support is very open about it.