Yes a lot of people tend to overdraw their checking account because they do not know how to balance their checkbook.
Not usually. You can only use a debit card IF there are already sufficient funds in the linked bank account to complete the transaction. Debit cards are usually linked to savings accounts (rather than a current account). You cannot overdraw on a savings account - therefore there are no fees incurred.
A "debit" is a subtraction and "DDA" means checking account. You should contact your bank directly for information about exactly WHY your account was debited, but here are some possible reasons:- You requested a transfer to another account from your checking account, and a DDA debit form was used to complete the transfer- You are overdrafted on another account or owe the bank money and they have recollected their loss by debiting your checking account- You deposited checks and totaled them wrong on the deposit slip, so the bank has made an adjustment to reflect the correct total- You are being charged for another reason, such as a returned check
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No your debit card is linked to a checking or savings account which is not on your credit history.
It is your checking account , but it is debited, not credited.
A Debit is a transaction wherein money is debited or withdrawn or taken out from your bank account. For Ex: You use your ATM card to withdraw money from an ATM, this transaction will be reflected as Debit in your account because you have taken money from your account
A debit is what occurs when you reduce a credit balance in a liability account such as a checking account. A debit can occur using a debit card, endorsed check, ATM withdrawl or withdrawl for the bank teller.
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They are one in the same with the exception that with cash you have the money in hand. Debit is a card that is linked to your checking account and you debit your money from your account but it is the same as cash in a store.
Debit cards can be used many places. A debit card is basically an electronic form of a check. When one deposits money into his/her checking account, this increases the amount in that account. In order to purchases goods and/or services, the debit card may be used. This will decrease the amount in that checking account. Most places that accept credit cards as a form of payment, will accept debit cards as well. If not, the debit card may be used at an ATM to retrieve cash.
If this is in reference to a debit card, the checking account number is not found on the card, for obvious reasons.