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Knowing how banking system operate will keeping your banking costs down. Understand yourself as a banking customer helps you avoid unwanted fees. Unless you bounce a lot of checks, most bank fees aren’t going to put a big dent in your monthly budget, but adding all small fee association with banking will matters a lot.
Banks charge all kind of fees that are disclosed in our customer agreement, but when we opening a checking or saving account banks are not willing to help us understanding all fee for “legal purpose” . Banks is hiding them and telling to customers pointing that it is a legal question and customer should counsel with attorney and we all know how much it cost to discuss with attorney. 
Some fees you will have hard time to avoid, but when it comes to checking accounts, most consumers should be able to points the bullets. When we open a checking or saving account we should ask a banker for no fee account with include unlimited check writing, unlimited check transaction, no monthly fees, and no annual fees.”  All bankers get paid based at what product customer have” say Joe Snow, Vice President of Mc Financial Media ,Inc
There is much great accounting software online that you can purchase to keep your finance up to date, but the most and best software is yourself. You know exactly how much you should spend each month, what is your budget, your income and expenses. If you keep tracking of your checking expenses on separate piece of paper you will avoid paying any overcharges, and bounced check fees.
You should considering monitoring your checking and saving account online this will save you a lot of time, and sending consider about paying all bills electronically. In the old days when all mail went by the Postal Services, you had a few days to fund the account after writing the check. In today’s day we can all do electronically and save money on stamps and late fees.
If you don't frequently monitor your account balance online, then keep tabs with an old-fashioned check register. Banks still have them, and they may be more convenient for some people that are not computer savvy. Debit and ATM cards can make it tough to keep track of transactions. Save your receipts -- put them in your wallet or wherever you're sure to see them when you get home and can enter them into your register.
If none of this works for you, then sign up at the bank for overdraft protection. Overdraft protection work like a loan. If you don’t have money in your account and you have make a purchase at any place, you will be charge “overdraft fees” include any negative balance you have and each day that your account in negative you will be charge additional fees until you keep your account current. If banks see that you avoid paying overdraft fee it may close your checking account.   Avoiding ATM surcharges and fees is easy if you can estimate your cash needs well enough in advance that you have time to use your bank's ATM. If you have to pay a total of $2.50 to take $20 from an ATM, it's akin to paying 8 percent interest it a big waste.
You know what works best for you. Find a bank that suits your habits and meets your needs and you won't get caught in the fee trap.