Internet Banking Means Fewer Hassles for Students
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Internet Banking: Simplifying Student Life
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When college freshmen move away from home for the first time, they encounter numerous challenges. Thankfully, setting up a bank account is no longer one of them, thanks to the rise of internet banking.
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As college freshmen transition to dorm life or their first apartment, they face a myriad of challenges. Fortunately, the hassle of setting up a bank account has been eased by the advent of internet-based banking.
Online banks like NetBank allow students to easily open a checking account from their home using just an email address and a driver's license. Students can arrive at college equipped with pre-printed checks, and an ATM, debit, or credit card.
A NetBank survey reveals that nearly 92% of students bring their own computer to college, and 87% have reliable internet access in their dormitories or apartments. About 50% of these students use online bill-paying services, compared to just 28% of the general banking population.
"Today's college students represent a new wave of bank customers," says Jerry McCoy, chief marketing executive for NetBank. "They embrace online banking for its convenience, allowing them to focus on academics and extracurricular activities."
Internet banking offers added perks, like NetBank's unlimited free online bill pay, eliminating the need for writing and mailing checks. This ease ensures students can avoid late fees during busy periods like midterms and homecoming.
Moreover, students can benefit from higher interest rates and fewer fees since online banks save on the costs associated with physical branches.
A NetBank account offers flexibility and mobility for students, whether they're studying abroad, on summer vacation, or starting their first job. There's no need to switch banks regardless of where life leads them.
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