In our (small) household it's The Government that handles all financial affairs. We have a BPI account (in The Government's name) and she has the card to withdraw funds if and when required. I made her a tutorial how to do internet banking so she can make transfers from our (joint) accounts @ 'home' to her BPI account when it's running low. She's a wizard with money so I stay out of that game, as long as I have sufficient funds in my wallet for my regular visit to my favourite watering hole...
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I'm afraid I cannot give you the info you're looking for as the 'home' I alluded to is not in the US but in mainland Europe. Maybe one of the other members will be able to help you out. Good luck.
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Pigbelk007 DI Junior Member Showcase Reviewer
Actually Jack was nice enough to answer and point me in the right direction via a link to PNB and it is a wealth of information I was seeking and it also has a website specifically for the States. But thank you for responding my friend.-
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Pigbelk007 DI Junior Member Showcase Reviewer
That is exactly the way I want to do it. can I ask how easy or complicated it is to have accounts here in the states that you can draw on and or transfer electronically and directly to the Philippines? I appreciate getting a tutorial myself if you wouldn't mind and I can be so bold to ask. I thank you in advance.-
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Jack Peterson DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster SC Connoisseur Veteran Air Force
Totally and has been since day One. Never had a problem, being a CPA she has the Family Books up to date daily.
Only little niggle is sometimes the priorities can get mixed up but I can live with that as long as all is OK . There is food on the table and I get my Pocket Money for my medicinalIt is all about Trust
and I Got total trust in mine.
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