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5 Things People with Hefty Savings Don't Do

A counterintuitive way to look at building up your vacation fund, and more tricks you can steal from those with big bank accounts.
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They Don't Use Other Banks to Get Cash
If you're still paying fees to withdraw money from the nearest ATM, this may make you change your ways: A recent survey from Bankrate.com found that the average fee for using an out-of-network ATM has increased 23 percent over the past five years, and it has hit a new high for eight years in a row. The current average is $4.35 per transaction. One alternative to only using your bank's ATMs is to switch to USAA; it refunds up to $15 in other banks' fees each month and does not charge a fee for the first 10 withdrawals.
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Published 12/15/2014
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