Student Banking At Hillcrest Bank, we can help you with your financial needs by offering common sense banking for students. Student Banking Our Everyday Checking Account for students 25 years of age and under1. Features: Conveniently accessible ATM locations Bank when you want, where you want and how you want. No monthly service fee if you’re a student between the ages of 14 and 25. Being a student is already tough enough, your bank should be an easy choice. So, what are you waiting for? Open at a Banking Center Open Online Today STUDENT CHECKING & SAVINGS BUNDLE The Everyday Checking and Smart Savings accounts are great solutions for those who want a basic checking and savings account to help manage their money. The Student Relationship features include: Visa Debit Card Online Banking Mobile Banking Mobile Deposit2 Everyday Checking Smarter Savings 3 Minimum to Open $100 ($25 if 25 years of age or under) $25 Monthly Service Charge $8 $3 How to avoid the Monthly Service Charge Simply have deposits totaling $500 or more each statement cycle into your Everyday Checking account OR Be 25 years of age or under AND Agree and consent to receive Online Statements Online Statements are included at no cost. Paper Statements are $3 per statement cycle if under 65 years of age. Maintain a minimum daily balance of $300 OR Maintain an average daily balance of $600 OR Make deposits and transfers totaling $25 each month OR Be 25 years of age or under Open Online Today Student Credit Cards Finding the right card has never been easier. At Hillcrest Bank, you make the choice to get exactly what you want out of a credit card. Whatever your unique needs are, we have the credit card that is just right for you. APPLY FOR A CARD TODAY Coverdell Savings The cost of education is on the rise and students are looking for options to lighten the financial burden. That’s why at Hillcrest Bank we are excited to offer the opportunity to help you save and pay for qualified elementary, secondary or postsecondary education expenses with the Coverdell ESA. Qualified expenses may include: Tuition and fees Books, supplies and equipment Academic tutoring Special needs services Uniforms Room and board Computers or other peripheral equipment Contributing to the Coverdell ESA if your household income meets certain requirements, you can contribute up to $2,000 per year to a Coverdell for each child. Contributions above $2,000 may incur taxes on the excess. You should consult your own tax, legal and accounting advisor. Visit your nearest banking center to talk with a banker today to see if a Coverdell ESA is right for you! FIND YOUR NEAREST LOCATION 1 Minor owner between 14-17 years of age allowed with adult joint owner on checking and money market accounts. 2Must have an eligible personal checking or savings account. 3Please refer to the Electronic Funds Transfer Agreement and Disclosure for a definition of pre-authorized debits.
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