Here's Why You Should Have 5 Different Bank Accounts
Caleb Bale Caleb Bale
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 Published On Oct 21, 2023

Ever wondered how many bank accounts you should have? In today's video, I break down 5 bank accounts you should have and 2 runners up. These are all accounts I find are beneficial and here’s why:

Bank account 1: A Normal Checking Account with Direct Deposit
This is where most of your normal spending will happen so it’s good to have direct deposit set up with this account. I like to ensure it has access to lots of ATMs. Mobile check deposit is good for this. And I want to ensure this is FDIC insured just like every one of these accounts should be.

Bank account 2: A Secondary Checking Account for Backup
I personally like having a secondary checking account at a different bank. This is just in case something happens to the first bank account, whether fraudulent activity or some other issue. I just like to have access to at least some funds just in case.

Bank account 3: A Primary Savings Account for Your Emergency Fund
I like this to be a separate savings account only for the emergency fund. That way, it minimizes the chances of you using these funds for anything but an emergency. Make sure this is a high yield account!

Bank account 4: A Secondary Savings Account for other savings
The savings account is an excellent way to separate your savings from your spending and even from your emergency fund. Do this to minimize the chances of using all your money on frivolous expenses! This is what I would use for the other savings funds like maybe a home downpayment or a car!

Bank account 5: A Business Account
If you have a side business, get a business bank account instead of keeping those funds combined. Don't combine business and personal expenses because it will be much easier to track your business if it's separate. Especially for taxes. You’ll get a tax break on business expenses, and you can’t track that as easily without a business account.

Bank account 6: A Giving Account
I love keeping our giving money separate from our other money because it keeps us accountable to giving. I separate a set percentage of each payday and then we have that money to give to any organizations we want to. And it’s easier to track for tax purposes because when you’re preparing your taxes, you’ll have an easy way of finding quickly exactly where you gave.

Bank account 7: A Tax Account
This can be for personal or business. Then you'll have it ready for when your tax bill comes due. Same for paying estimated quarterly taxes! I just love having a tax account because it minimizes the chances we’ll get blindsided by tax season when it comes.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:48 - Bank Account 1: Primary Checking
1:37 - Bank Account 2: Secondary Checking
2:13 - Bank Account 3: Emergency Savings
3:16 - Bank Account 4: Secondary Savings
3:46 - Bank Account 5: Business
4:24 - Bank Account 6: Giving
4:56 - Bank Account 7: Taxes

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