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25. Happy 4th DUnniversary!

Mon Jan 1, 2024, 01:12 PM

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How does one move money from your bank to another person's bank account? [View all] brush Jan 2024 OP

Several ways, I'm sure, one being by check, elleng Jan 2024 #1

Could be difficult SarahD Jan 2024 #2

domestic wire transfer lapfog_1 Jan 2024 #3

That would be to your own account, not someone else's. MichMan Jan 2024 #13

Yes. Sending money from one's own account to another person. hlthe2b Jan 2024 #14

I don't believe there are zero fees in that instance MichMan Jan 2024 #15

The language is right there in their reply. MichMan Jan 2024 #20

It really depends on who you are sending it to. MichMan Jan 2024 #22

Nope. Family. So, that should work. Thanks hlthe2b Jan 2024 #23

Zelle sprinkleeninow Jan 2024 #4

Yes. Or Cash App Freddie Jan 2024 #5

How does it work? Cost? brush Jan 2024 #7

Zelle doesn't cost anything and most banks recognize it. LoisB Jan 2024 #8

Thanks. brush Jan 2024 #19

If your bank and their bank both offer Zelle Frasier Balzov Jan 2024 #10

Thank you. brush Jan 2024 #18

there are multiple ways stopdiggin Jan 2024 #6

There are a gazillion different ways ... CloudWatcher Jan 2024 #9

Write a check bottomofthehill Jan 2024 #11

Happy 4th DUnniversary! niyad Jan 2024 #25

Thank you (belatedly). quaint Jan 2024 #27

Just call your bank or credit union. usonian Jan 2024 #24