How To Find Out If The Bank Owes YOU Money

You may be thinking "I know I'd sure notice $1,000 missing from my account."

But I bet all the people who have received money back from the banks using this software said the same thing!

So how do overcharges go unnoticed?

The problem is that bank statements can be difficult to read and are not always what they seem. Some of the errors are very difficult to locate if you don't know what to look for.

Before leaving this page you will decide to pursue one of the following options:

Option 1: The first alternative is to either "think about it" or continue doing nothing and have the banks take advantage of you to the tune of $1,210 a year on average.

Option 2: Pay a bank statement checking company to check for you. Note that obviously bank errors occur often enough for these guys to make a pretty healthy full time income. The down side is that they charge per monthly statement to check for you and a "success fee" on the bank's refund. So the costs you could be looking at are:
$55 x 12 = $660
plus $1210 x 20% = $242 (20% of the refund)
Total Cost = $902 each year.

Option 3: Ask the the very people who got it wrong in the first place - the banks - to check your statements for you. Generally they charge extraordinary amounts per hour to do this for you.
"Why would I trust them to get it right this time if they couldn't before?"

Option 4: Use a dedicated piece of software using the internationally accepted formula to calculate your interest bill to check on the banks for you .... for less than the banks' hourly rate.

To do nothing is either naive or nuts!

Paying a firm to do it for you isn't a bad option but you'll have to dig through years of statements at around $902 per year.

Why not use the same kind of software these firms use to find banking errors every day for a fraction of the cost?