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@darkfrosty wrote:The only way I have done it is write a check to myself and then use the nf app and deposit it
How long did it for NFCU to clear the check? In other words, were the funds immediately available?
@Anonymous wrote:My problem is that I don't think my external account (where all my money is) supports pushing to another banking institution. I have searched their website and don't see it. I have sent a question to them; however. it's the weekend and I won't get an answer until Monday.
You can probably do it through their bill pay app.
There was a thread from a few months back where @Anonymous mentions using mobile deposit as well; it seems to work well for her.
The only thing about using a paper check in this manner is that it won't "count" as a direct deposit, which some might be looking for (for example, to qualify for special CD rates).
OK my external bank answered my question. Yes I can push funds from them to NFCU. I didn't see it on their site because in my opinion it was hidden! It's been activated. However, there is this huge delay when you push, 3 days to be exact and it's no fee transaction. For a quicker push, it's an $8 fee! Can you believe that! I need a no fee fast method.
@Anonymous wrote:
@darkfrosty wrote:The only way I have done it is write a check to myself and then use the nf app and deposit it
How long did it for NFCU to clear the check? In other words, were the funds immediately available?
next day .. might have actually been same day
@darkfrosty wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@darkfrosty wrote:The only way I have done it is write a check to myself and then use the nf app and deposit it
How long did it for NFCU to clear the check? In other words, were the funds immediately available?
next day .. might have actually been same day
That is certainly better than paying my bank $8. Thanks for the information!
@Anonymous wrote:Trust me, setup your external account to push funds to your Checking and savings accounts. It will work. I know they said it will not. I have mine set to push to Checking, Savings, and money market savings. Going thru CLOC like they suggest is too much running around.
What does the DDA stand for?
DDA Stands for Demand Deposit Account - this is the technical name for a checking account