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“…I’m sorry, my bank cannot help you. You’re listed in ChexSystems…”

My wife and I just moved from South Bend, Indiana to Indianapolis. We needed a checking account. We both wanted a fresh start after bankruptcy, and opening a new checking inventory with a new bank seemed like a good place to start.

I chose to go with a national bank and found a branch on Fall Creek Road in Indianapolis near Geist Reservoir. I was nervous.

The thing about filing bankruptcy that most habitancy have a hard time comprehension (unless they’ve gone through it themselves) is the feeling of inferiority. Each new prestige application can cause anxiety.

I’ll share a quote that pulled me through this stressful time in my life. It’s from Eleanor Roosevelt. She said…

“ No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.”

I love that quote.

So I walked into the bank branch with the attitude, “Everyone knows I filed bankruptcy–so what?” I asked to be directed to the man who could open a new checking inventory for me.

The lady at the desk who began to talk to me about opening an inventory was assuredly nice…until she found my name in ChexSystems.

Then everything changed…

“…I’m sorry, my bank cannot help you. You’re listed in ChexSystems…”

That was that.

I walked out of the bank without a checking inventory because of a business called ChexSystems.

What is ChexSystems?

ChexSystems is a checking inventory verification business based in Woodbury, Minnesota. Banks and prestige unions use them when habitancy apply to open a checking account. It’s essentially a buyer reporting department designed to check if habitancy have a history of writing bad checks. If you’re listed in ChexSystems you’re ordinarily not allowed to open a checking inventory with that bank.

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