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		<title>People&#8217;s Cash Solutions: Your Opportunity To Get A Second Chance Bank Account</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[People&#8217;s Cash Solutions: Your Opportunity To Get A Second  Chance Bank Account
People&#8217;s Cash Solutions
It often happens like the following scenario. Someone, for whatever reason,  does a miscalculation on their checking account and the overdraft fees pile up.  The person doesn&#8217;t pay back the overdrafts either because they think it&#8217;s no big  [...]]]></description>
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<h2><span style="font-size: small;">People&#8217;s Cash Solutions</span></h2>
<p>It often happens like the following scenario. Someone, for whatever reason,  does a miscalculation on their checking account and the overdraft fees pile up.  The person doesn&#8217;t pay back the overdrafts either because they think it&#8217;s no big  deal, or because they just don&#8217;t have the money to. No matter which one of those  situations happens to be true, the banks will not just eat up the loss without  taking any action on their part. They will indeed write off those amounts as a  loss, but the transactions will be <a href="../second-chance-checking/reported-to-chexsystems-try-second-chance-checking-accounts/">reported  to Chexsystems</a>, and that person will have a lot of trouble if they try to  open a new checking account in most banks.</p>
<p>Some people, after finding out about this, will try and get removed from  Chexsystems&#8217; database. That usually entails paying off the amounts that you owe  the different banks, but you can&#8217;t directly ask to be removed. It&#8217;s the banks  themselves that have to write and state that you&#8217;ve paid the debt. You can  easily imagine that this is a process that will take some perseverance, and  won&#8217;t be able to get solved in a couple of days. In the meantime, you want to be  able to carry out your life in a manner that is as close as how it previously  was.</p>
<p>To do that, you need to find a company that will offer you an account with  pretty much all the conveniences you would get with a regular checking account,  even if you are listed on Chexsystems. There are several companies that do this,  and today we&#8217;re going to focus on Peoples Cash Solutions.</p>
<p>Peoples Cash Solutions offers <a href="../">checking accounts to people who  have a negative record on Chexsystems</a> and/or Telecheck. The account that  they open for you is FDIC-insured (meaning that you&#8217;re protected up to  $250,000). The only instance where you will be denied is if you have been  reported for fraudulent activity. There is a large pool of people out there who  need a second chance bank account. It&#8217;s not only because they need to make  financial transactions, but also because getting such an account can be the  first step towards re-establishing yourself as a good customer for banks.</p>
<h2><span style="font-size: small;">Features of Peoples Cash Solutions Accounts</span></h2>
<p><strong>Debit Mastercard</strong>. A Debit  MasterCard is tied to a cardholder&#8217;s bank account and can be used to make  purchases or obtain cash at more than 25 million locations around the world,  including more than 1 million ATMs. Purchases using debit MasterCard are  authorized by signed receipt or the use of a PIN. In other words, you can make  transactions at any ATM, as well as set up Direct Deposit on your account and  have access to that money without having to go to a check cashing store and pay  the associated fees. Your MasterCard debit card  is covered by MasterCard Zero Liability(TM) for fraudulent use and your account  is FDIC insured up to $250,000.</p>
<p><strong>Personal Checkbook</strong>. The  benefits of actually having a checking account are hard to summarize, because  it&#8217;s the starting point of most financial transactions. Peoples Cash Solutions  offers a checking account with check writing privileges, which means that you  don&#8217;t have to carry cash and can use checks instead. You can pay your bills  through the mail. You can also use your checking account for budgeting purposes,  so you can clearly see where your money goes.</p>
<p><strong>Online Bill Pay</strong>. Nowadays you can pay almost all your bills  online. You won&#8217;t have access to online bill pay right then and there, but after  just 30 consecutive days of maintaining an account with Peoples Cash Solutions,  you will qualify for their Internet Banking solution. Once approved, you will be  able to make and schedule payments just like the other online bill payment  companies offer their customers.</p>
<p><strong>Online Banking</strong>. No longer to you have to go to an ATM or  look for a statement to check your available balance. Along with being able to  pay your bills online, online banking also allows you to check your balances, so  you always know how much money you have left in the bank. You can also transfer  money between accounts with a few simple clicks. Other benefits include the  ability to reorder checks online as well as talk live to a customer service  representative, should you have questions regarding your account.</p>
<p><strong>Online Money Transfers</strong>. If you send money to relatives on a  regular basis, Peoples Cash Solutions offers a free alternative to fee-laden  money transfer services. All you have to do is obtain a separate account or ATM  card for the people you send money to. From that point on, you can easily  transfer funds to these additional accounts for free.</p>
<p><strong>Overdraft Protection</strong>. If you&#8217;re facing an emergency, instead  of getting a payday loan, you can use this service as an alternative. If you are  not enrolled in direct deposit with your employer, you may qualify for up to  $300 of ODP. If you have a direct deposit tied to your account, you may qualify  for up to $500 of ODP. Not everyone will qualify for this, and there are fees,  as well as other terms and conditions associated with this service. This is  something that you can address with a customer service representative for more  details.</p>
<h2><span style="font-size: small;">Second Chance Bank Accounts: More Information</span></h2>
<p>Second chance bank accounts come in all flavors, depending on the financial  institution that offers them. People whose names are listed with ChexSystems  and/or Telecheck are usually the target market. Since they are often desperate  for <a href="http://banksthatdonotusechexsystems.com/">banks that do not use Chexsystems</a>, they often tend not to look for lots of information so that they  can make an informed decision.</p>
<p>That&#8217;s why, in addition to the information provided above, we want to give a  little more to the people out there who have a bad credit history or who have  had their accounts closed because of overdrafts and debt problems.</p>
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<li>The best second chance account offers do not require a minimum account  balance, nor do you have to submit to an interview. Since the second chance  checking account is specifically designed for people with bad credit, it&#8217;s  expected that you financial picture will be less-than-perfect.</li>
<li>The procedures are relatively simple and straightforward. You fill out the  required application, submit ID, provide the funds to open the account, and you  should be OK.</li>
<li>There are now an increasing number of financial institutions offering these  types of accounts, making easier for people in tough situations. But that  doesn&#8217;t mean that all these offers are good. Some are way better than others  even though they charge less fees. In the end, it will all depend on how well  you did your homework.</li>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#8220;Banks Without Chex Systems&#8221; &#124; How To Find A Good Second  Chance Bank
According to the latest available statistics, ChexSystems is doing business  with roughly 80% of the banks and credit unions out there. Maybe we&#8217;re  different, but while most people tend to focus on the 80% figure, we tend to see  [...]]]></description>
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<p>According to the latest available statistics, ChexSystems is doing business  with roughly 80% of the banks and credit unions out there. Maybe we&#8217;re  different, but while most people tend to focus on the 80% figure, we tend to see  things the other way around. And the other way around is simply that there are  about 20% of the banks and credit unions out there that don&#8217;t use ChexSystems.  If you stop and think about it, that&#8217;s quite a lot of banks! Now we&#8217;re not going  to lie to you and tell you that those non-ChexSystems banks are popping up in  every corner, but if we tell you that there&#8217;s a good chance that there are a few  in your area, we won&#8217;t be lying to you either.</p>
<p>You know the deal: sometimes there&#8217;s a company out there that ventures off  the beaten path, in order to give its customers a chance at something they  really need. In other words, the company takes a risk, in order to make some  money by serving a neglected portion of the population. So it is with <a href="http://banksthatdonotusechexsystems.com/second-chance-checking/checking-accounts-for-people-with-bad-credit">banks that offer checking accounts for people with bad credit</a>. Because the vast majority of banks out there use ChexSystems to  determine whether or not they will open a checking account for a new customer,  people with a negative record are left out in the cold.</p>
<p>While it might have been easy to turn away people when times were good,  things are different now. The economic crisis means that a lot of people have  fallen on hard times and have ended up with negative marks on their ChexSystems  record. That doesn&#8217;t necessarily mean that they wouldn&#8217;t be good customers for  the banks and/or credit unions. So those financial institutions have started to  try and look beyond this simple aspect. There are now some that simply don&#8217;t  check your ChexSystems record. Some others do, but also look at other financial  information before they make their decision. What that means is that banks do  open <a href="../second-chance-checking/checking-accounts-for-people-with-bad-credit/"> </a>checking accounts for people with bad credit, so you can still get a second  chance checking account and be able to benefit from banking services.</p>
<p>Now it&#8217;s important to point out that all banks are definitely not created  equal. If you&#8217;re going to open a <a href="../second-chance-checking/fresh-start-checking-account-banking-for-people-with-negative-chexsystems-telecheck-record/"> </a>fresh start checking account a non-ChexSystems bank, there&#8217;s a few things  you need to make sure are kosher, because all it takes is for you to fall on one  bad apple, and you&#8217;re pretty much screwed. Here&#8217;s how to find a &#8220;bank without  ChexSystems&#8221;</p>
<h2><span style="font-size: small;">Finding Good <a href="http://banksthatdonotusechexsystems.com/">Banks That Do Not Use Chexsystems</a><br />
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<li>The most important part of finding a non-ChexSystems bank is, of course,    doing your homework to make sure that the bank(s) you&#8217;re considering giving    your business to are INDEED not going to run your ChexSystems report.    Sometimes, and especially when they&#8217;re in a situation where they&#8217;re opening a    lot of accounts in a short period of time, they will open up the account,    pending verification. After running the scan, and they find negative marks on    your report, your account will be closed. Period. Or, (and that&#8217;s even more    embarrassing), if the bank checks on the spot, you will be declined in public!    So make sure you have your facts right.</li>
<li>The second most important thing is that, just because you&#8217;re looking for a    bank that doesn&#8217;t run your ChexSystems report doesn&#8217;t mean that you should    settle for just ANY bank that you find. You still need the protection that    comes with that financial institution being FDIC insured. So you need to have    proof that the bank is FDIC insured before you open that checking account. In    the case of credit unions, they have to be NCUA insured (that&#8217;s the equivalent    of FDIC insurance, but for credit unions).</li>
<li>Finally, make sure that you&#8217;re not going to get some crippled service. If    you can&#8217;t get the same (or almost the same) level of convenience, then it    kinda defeats the purpose to go to such great lengths. You will need to get at    least the following: check writing privileges, Visa- or Mastercard-branded    debit card, and online banking. Also take a good look at their fee structure,    in order to make sure that you&#8217;re not getting nickel-and-dimed.</li>
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<p>Being reported to ChexSystems doesn&#8217;t necessarily have to mean that your  financial life becomes a living hell. As previously stated, there are many  financial institutions (banks and credit unions alike) that will open a <a href="../advice/finding-a-second-chance-checking-account-in-your-local-area/"> </a>second chance checking account in your area for you regardless of, or in  spite of, your ChexSystems profile. All you need is to do your homework and find  the reliable ones that will fit you best.</p>
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