I run creative services for clients on a seasonal basis on a NET90. It’s not a consistent income stream, but the payout is decent and I want to keep the financial record separate from my personal finances. I was working with a particular bank that shut down the account because it had more than three months of inactivity and a low balance once the season ended.

Is there any US bank that is tolerant with this kind of business transaction?

  • Foreign_Artichoke_23@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Most accounts I have had, have a 12 month inactivity policy…and then you can just make a small debit card payment and you’re good for another 12 months.

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    1 year ago

    Look for a small hometown bank near you, one with a few branches. 10 times out of 10 they’re able to bend their policy based on the situation.

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    1 year ago

    Net 90? How do you stay in business? This seems highly unusual and high risk financially.
    Why not deposit and final payment due when project is completed?