Every Monday and Friday, at about 7:45 a.m. you can find me standing in line at my local Starbucks. I'm probably a bit yawny, my hair might resemble a troll doll's, and my eyes might only be partially open. But what you might not see (or you may definitely see) is me digging through my always-too-big purse to find my phone so that I can make sure I have enough money to purchase the Starbucks I plan to enjoy. "How is this possible?!", you ask incredulously. I'll tell you. It's called The Best iPhone App Ever.
Chase Bank has had its App out for awhile, and I've yet to hear negative reviews. The App has large icons that allow for easing typing, and simple functions like viewing your accounts and paying bills. It takes about five clicks to pay a bill, and it only asks that you enter your username and password to view your accounts. It's almost as if Chase DOESN'T want me to overdraw and DOESN'T want my money in overdraw fees. Novel.
Chase Bank has had its App out for awhile, and I've yet to hear negative reviews. The App has large icons that allow for easing typing, and simple functions like viewing your accounts and paying bills. It takes about five clicks to pay a bill, and it only asks that you enter your username and password to view your accounts. It's almost as if Chase DOESN'T want me to overdraw and DOESN'T want my money in overdraw fees. Novel.