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Connections - Summer 2008
Head Back to School with Ent's Free College Checking
Ent has put together the perfect checking account to make surviving those rough college
years easier. We understand there's not a lot of extra money when going to school. That's
why we offer Free College Checking*, filled with everything a student needs to
manage their money – without costing any money.
Free College Checking offers:
- No minimum balance or monthly maintenance fees
- Earn dividends on account balance
- Unlimited check writing
- Free box of standard checks at account opening
- Free Ent Visa® Check Card
- Unlimited surcharge-free transactions at all Ent and CO-OP Network® ATMs
- Four free ATM transactions at non-network ATMs per month
Ent's Free College Checking is filled with free benefits that provide convenient account
access, like Ent's Visa Check Card. Access to over 100 local ATMs, plus over 25,000
surcharge-free CO-OP Network ATMs nationwide. The best part is students can earn up to
20% cash back on qualifying transactions when using their Ent Visa Check Card at
participating Rainbow RewardsSM merchants. Learn more about this free member benefit
at Ent.com/RainbowRewards.
Free College Checking also comes with free electronic services such as Online Banking
and Bill Pay, Email Alerts and eStatements (required) that help students track their
finances 24/7.
Stop by any Ent Service Center to open a Free College Checking account today, or for
more information visit Ent.com/FreeCollegeChecking.
*Checking accounts are available based on account qualifications. This account will expire five (5) years after the
account open date or date an existing Ent checking account is converted to a Free College Checking account. At
account expiration, an account owner will be allowed to certify that their post-secondary education is continuing to
reinstate the account for additional five (5) year renewal terms. Otherwise, at account expiration this account will be
automatically converted to the basic free checking account type available from Ent at that time.
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