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Originally Posted by Bizzymammabee  I have no idea why there would be a no to that. You figure it will only be actual money you have in that account to spend and not anything else.
Do these cards charge a fee? |
A debit card is a lot more responsibility than a re-chargable card. If there is an overdraft on a re-chargable card, you dont have to deal with the additional bank fees, overdraft charges, etc... On a re-chargable, if you dont have the money thats it. Whereas with some debit cards you can still make a purchase, even if you've reached your limit.... hope this helps.
