As the next generation comes up and begins to make plans for their future, it may look more unsure now than ever. However, it doesn’t have to be that way, especially when it comes to those all important financial decisions and practices, as senior citizens right here in the Scenic City can offer their sound guidance, as shared by the professionals at SouthEast Bank.
“Older adults and seniors can instill sound financial habits for high school and college students,” shared Ron Jones, SouthEast Bank Chattanooga City President. “We have a number of products that support that.”
Topping that mentioned list of products is the EDU Checking, which is a free checking account for students aged 13-24. Students must have someone on the account over 18 if a minor, and it pays cashback on qualifying debit transactions. Students also don’t have to keep a minimum monthly balance on the account, and for added safety, it’s covered under a 24/7 fraud protection program.
There’s also an added convenience of easily sending money to family and friends (or receiving) with P2P, automatic bill payments and mobile deposits.
Seniors can help the students in their life learn more about EDU Checking at https://www.southeastbank.com/edu and get them signed up.