<prompt> Human: Is this bad? Am I hurting anything by handling my money this way? I have a savings for everything I occasionally buy, like a savings for vacation, or a whiskey account, or a motorcycle maintenance account etc. Its super nice to be like Hey the cell phone account hit 600! Lets have some fun with a new nexus! but I guess this isnt smart for my CUApparently having an ACH go through every day isnt sitting well with my CU and I triggered a fraud alert. Is this abnormal? Should I switch banks?Edit: For Clarification, the savings account are not connected with the CU, theyre online savings accounts. Assistant: Is this abnormal?Kind of. Im not sure why youd want to deal with 8 separate accounts as opposed to say a single spreadsheet, but thats your business. Should I switch banks?Yep. If you want to continue doing ACH daily to deal with funding 8 accounts, and your current bank doesnt like it, find one that doesnt care.Human: Kind of. Im not sure why youd want to deal with 8 separate accounts as opposed to say a single spreadsheet, but thats your business. I do it to limit my luxury spending, if I have a single savings with 10k in it, Ill splurge on a 100 bottle of whiskey, but if I have a separate whiskey account pulling 10 a week, it slows down my consumption and mentally limits me. So I can touch 7 out of 8 savings for whatever they are intended for, and the 8th is an E-Fund  <response>: Id also recommend something like ynab or a bank like capital one 360 that supports what you are trying to do. 