3 reasons to separate work and personal accounts
When you work for yourself, the money you earn is yours. You likely don't think twice about using your personal checking account to deposit checks and track expenses. Here's how opening a second account just for work can make a difference.
Better track cash flow and manage expenses
A clearer picture of money coming into and going out of accounts you use for work lets you plan more accurately.
Be more prepared for tax season
Keeping work finances separate can help simplify the tax filing process, which may help avoid mistakes and potential penalties.
Make your work more attractive
When your finances are organized, it can be a sign your work is too, giving those you do business with peace of mind.
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Transfer with Venmo, PayPal (and more)
In addition to free online transfers with your bank accounts4, you can easily transfer money between your Fidelity® Cash Management Account and peer-to-peer payment services like Venmo, PayPal, and other popular apps.
Set up automatic transfers
Schedule recurring transfers to deposit money to your bank account or move money between your Fidelity accounts. Or, automatically transfer money from your Fidelity® Cash Management Account to investments in your retirement or brokerage accounts.
Open as many accounts as needed
Already have a Fidelity® Cash Management Account for your personal finances? You can open as many accounts as you like. An additional account may be a good option to keep your business and personal finances separate.
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