I had a one-person business once, but folded it around 10 years ago. However, I never closed my business checking account at a nearby large bank (the only account I have there.) Since it's a business account, there haven't been any fees even though I haven't done anything with it in 10 years, except deposit $1 once a year just in case there was an inactivity fee - though they never assesed a fee even when I forgot. It's a business checking account, no CC, just a few dollars in it.
Is there any plus or pro to keeping it open for the future you can think of? It was a PITA to open a business account when I first started my business, and the bank seems ok with just letting it sit there without a fee, so I've just let it sit there for 10 years. I'm never going to run a business again, but a friend said to keep it open as it couldn't hurt to have a business account if there was no fee for keeping it open. So I thought I'd ask you folks. It's at a large bank, not one with great deals or other products I'd use.
If you were in my place, had no real use for it, but it didn't hurt anything to keep it open, would you leave it open? It's been about 10 years. Or close it?
Any pluses or pros you can think of with a business account, for keeping it open?