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ATM Business Success is Just Like Real Estate - Location, Location, Location!

Most people don't realize that most ATM machines are not actually owned by banks. You need not be affiliated with any back to own and operate ATM machines and once you have a few basics down, you can create a sizable passive income simply by placing and replenishing ATM machines. If you rent the machine, you will be paying a chunk of your proceeds each and every month for the rental of the machine, but if the machine breaks, the rental company is responsible for fixing it. The ideal place for an ATM is in a high-traffic location with a lot of foot traffic. A location where customers are required to pay cash by the stores or vendors is perfect. It's also effective to place an ATM in a location where it's just easier to pay in cash. For example, a busy bar will see high ATM usage because it's just easier to pay in cash than run a credit card for every drink purchased.

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Free ATM Moves 'May Aid Debt'

Moves to implement hundreds of free automated teller machines (ATM) across the country could help some of the most financially vulnerable people with attempts at debt management, it has been suggested.

According to Ed Balls, economic secretary to the Treasury, the 600 fee-free cash machines will be of benefit to over one million adults struggling to organise their finances and make repayments on Personal loans, credit cards and overdrafts.

Senior policy officer for Citizens Advice Sue Edwards added: "This is good news and shows that real progress is being made to give vulnerable people on low incomes greater access to free cash machines."

Credit unions are community-based financial cooperatives that are owned and controlled by members who are also shareholders. One of the largest credit unions that offer free ATM transactions in the U.S. has a network of 32,000 ATMs. Among the areas covered by its network of ATM machines are Pennsylvania, Maryland, Michigan and Delaware, with a few machines located in Illinois, Wisconsin and Chicago.