Why we need bank statements?

If you’ve ever wondered how to track your spending, or what happens when you spend more than you earn every month, it’s important to know the basics about bank statements. Bank statements are a log of all transactions that have taken place on your account–including deposits and withdrawals–and they’re a helpful way to see how much money is going in and out each month. They can also help people avoid taking on too much debt by making sure they stay within their budget. For these reasons, understanding bank statements is key for anyone with a checking or savings account!

The post goes into detail about why homeowners should know how to read their monthly statement from the perspective of both an individual with debt as well as one without any financial obligations at this.

We need bank statements because they tell us how much money we have in our account.  They also help with balancing your checkbook and keeping track of transactions. Banks provide a summary of all the transactions that take place on an account, which is helpful when reconciling accounts at tax time or ensuring you’re always aware of where your money goes each year. Bank statements are important for tracking budgeting, detecting fraud, and providing evidence to support claims against financial institutions if needed.