Juicifer
7-6-11, 5:12pm
This question has been on my mind for a while and I like some opinions;
We have a number of financial transactions that take place every month. One of them is rent that we collect from our tenants, a second is money that we collect from debtors.
As soon as I get money I go to the bank and put it on the account I have specially opened for that purpose. With one bank I have 7 accounts.
The thing is, when people pay me money the very first thing I think of is: why would I bring it to the bank if I need to pay the babysitter tomorrow, or do groceries the next day. We do groceries and pay babysitters from other bank accounts and the Canadian banking system doesnot allow us to make money transfers from one bank to the other. It feels complicated to deposit every amount separately and I'm wondering how you handle these sort of transactions. cow-hi
We have a number of financial transactions that take place every month. One of them is rent that we collect from our tenants, a second is money that we collect from debtors.
As soon as I get money I go to the bank and put it on the account I have specially opened for that purpose. With one bank I have 7 accounts.
The thing is, when people pay me money the very first thing I think of is: why would I bring it to the bank if I need to pay the babysitter tomorrow, or do groceries the next day. We do groceries and pay babysitters from other bank accounts and the Canadian banking system doesnot allow us to make money transfers from one bank to the other. It feels complicated to deposit every amount separately and I'm wondering how you handle these sort of transactions. cow-hi