Is Cash balance the same as available for spending?
Summary of User’s Concern and Solutions:
- The main problem reported by the user is the clarification on whether their cash balance on the Fidelity Youth card represents the amount available for spending.
- Multiple responses confirmed that the cash balance is indeed the amount that can be used for purchases until more funds are added.
- It was emphasized that users should pay attention to their “Cash Available to Withdraw” balance, as this is the balance the debit card will draw from during transactions.
Here’s the full thread
If I have the fidelity youth card, is my cash balance what is available to be spent on the card?
(For example: if I have $24.57 cash balance, I can use my card for purchases up to $24.57 until I put more money in the cash balance section?)
Yes i believe that’s true, the cash balance is the balance you are able to use on the fidelity card.
Thank you bro!!
@teak1Rust yes, your current cash balance is how much money you can spend using your fidelity youth debit card before the card declines.
Thanks for reaching out, @teak1Rust.
In short, you’re spot on! Make sure to pay attention to your “Cash Available to Withdraw” balance, as this balance is where the debit card will draw from when you make a purchase.
As always, keep us in the loop if you have any other questions for us!