u/PomSprings

I remember just filling out a direct deposit sheet that would get sent to corporate when I worked for large companies…. I’ve worked for myself for several years now and while this doesn’t come up often, now and then there’s a situation where it’s required I have a direct deposit set up in order to access a benefit or feature etc. Chime requires a direct deposit in order for you to utilize their mobile check depositing feature for example. Can I set up a direct deposit to myself? Is there a correct way to do this? Is it just not a possibility when you’re self employed? Just thought I’d put it out there and see if you Human Resource, payroll, banker gods out there had some info.

Has anyone dealt with this car insurance company and what was your experience like? Particularly if you were involved in an accident and it’s the other drivers insurance not yours. My insurance company already determined I was not at fault and it’s been two weeks since I last spoke to or heard from Aspire regardless of how many emails or voicemails I leave….