Which statement or statements accurately describe a good way to avoid excessive service fees? check all that applies.
i. try to deposit money in large batches rather than in small amounts..
ii. try to limit the number of withdrawals you make from out-of-network atms..
iii. try to avoid using your debit card online.

II

Explanation: In general, you can use an ATM to withdraw cash, deposit checks or cash, and check your account balance. If you use an ATM that’s operated by your bank — or is operated by a network that your bank partners with — you can usually perform all of these tasks for free.

But if you use an ATM that’s not run by your bank like (an out-of-network ATM), you’ll typically pay two separate fees for the service.

Out-of-network ATM fee: This is the fee that’s charged by your bank for not using an ATM in network.

ATM surcharge: The company that operates the out-of-network ATM charges this fee.

These individual fees can add up — and total fees may hover around $5 for each withdrawal you make.

Some banks may also charge a fee for checking your balance at an ATM that’s not theirs.

So if you regularly withdraw cash from an out-of-network ATM, you could rack up hundreds of dollars in fees each year.

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