Balancing became a confusing, sad, and panicked activity.
So many bounced checked fees.
Always in the red.
Couldn't figure out how I was going to pay the bills I had let alone replace the checks that were going out.
- You get the picture -
Now that I have some relief, I'd like to balance again.
Outside of closing account and starting new, how do I mathmatically do this??
So many bounced checked fees.
Always in the red.
Couldn't figure out how I was going to pay the bills I had let alone replace the checks that were going out.

- You get the picture -
Now that I have some relief, I'd like to balance again.

Outside of closing account and starting new, how do I mathmatically do this??
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