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Managing Money in College Even students who don't study accounting need to have money management skills. With U.S. Bank Internet Banking, you have the tools to help them establish a solid financial foundation. Internet Banking allows college students to view account activity, transfer funds and pay bills - all from their computer. Students can do the bulk of management, and you can monitor from afar, assuring that they develop financial independence, and that you get a good night's sleep. More >> Check 21: What Does it Mean to You? Check 21 is short for the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, which was signed into law by President Bush last year. Beginning on October 28, 2004, banks may begin to replace original paper checks with a "substitute check" if the check was cleared using an electronic image. This substitute check is the legal equivalent of the original check and meets certain characteristics, accurately representing all information on the original check and conforming to industry standards. More >> Searching Files for a Cancelled Check Just Became a Thing of the Past! Sue Smith felt her blood pressure rise when she opened the bill from her son's recent hospital stay. It was for $582! "That can't be right," she thought. Further review of the bill indicated the hospital hadn't received her last payment. "I know I paid that bill, but now I have to go home, dig through my files for last month's bank statement and make a copy of the cancelled check to show the hospital. Like I have time for this!" That might have been the case last month, but not today! Images of your cancelled checks and deposit slips are now online. More >> |
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 Phishing AlertThere's a new breed of criminal out there called "phishers." They send very realistic looking emails, pretending to be from your bank or some other organization that you trust. Then they ask you to provide sensitive account information, like a PIN, Social Security number, account number or passwords. Don't do it...never, never, ever, ever, ever...ever. More >> Apply Now, Get a Decision NowDon't wait around for answers...get an immediate decision when you apply for our:
The Check's Not in the MailNowadays, research shows that it's much safer to pay bills online than through traditional "snail" mail. Why? Because your mailbox gives criminals an easy, convenient way to steal your personal information. When you pay your bills online, this information stays secure. And you won't have to worry about putting stamps on those bills either! More great ideas >> |
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