Opening A Checking Account

You may not realize it, but opening a checking account can have implications on your credit if you are not careful with it and are not ready for the responsibility.

Most people have no problems with a checking account and it serves all of the needs they have for financial assistance. However, if you have trouble with debt, spend money when you should not, or do not realize the ramifications of messing up an account, you could end up in some trouble. Take some time to think about what you need and start out with something simple if your spending habits are less than spectacular.

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Teenagers are often encouraged to go about opening a checking account when they get their first job. This is a great idea if you have a teenager that is mostly responsible and is looking forward to financial independence. Many companies, even the smallest ones, can direct deposit pay checks into checking accounts so that they money is there without the hassle of cashing that check. However, if you are not sure your teenager is ready, they can always have their check deposited in a savings account. These are safer as there are stricter rules about withdrawal of money and they can not overdraw a savings account. They can still use an ATM card for instant access. 

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Those that have accounts in the past that have been closed may want to think about things before opening a checking account again. Today's accounts can come with something called overdraft protection that can be a very tricky thing. If you make a mistake once in a while, it protects you from missing payments and dents on your credit. However, some use it as a way to 'borrow' money that they do not have and end up unable to repay the money. Most banks close an overdrawn account within thirty days if not repaid. There are also very high fees for checks paid through overdraft protection.

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Opening A Checking Account After Financial Mistakes

If this happens, opening a checking account again in the future may be difficult. Anyone in this situation may also find it is reported on their credit report. Once the debt is repaid you may be able to get another checking account with the same bank or by going to another, but someone who has done this time and time again may find that no one wants to give them checking privileges. They may be offered savings instead. This can be great, but savings accounts do not have the same great benefits and freedoms that can come with a good checking account.

A savings account is a great new start for someone who has had trouble opening checking accounts in the past. These can work well for deposit and access to money, but you do not have any room to make huge financial mistakes through the bank. Once you have had a good run with a savings account, think about opening a checking account if you feel that you have learned better money habits and that you won't repeat your mistakes. If you do make a mistake, ask the bank to repeal your overdraft protect, or to leave it off the account from the start, so you are not tempted to take out a loan you can not repay.