Americans know they need to save for a rainy day, but with the growing need to put away for retirement and unforeseen emergencies, they need a helping hand. Keep the Change is an easy way for consumers to save with everyday purchases. Bank of America is enabling Americans to save for a rainy day one penny at a time. |
At Bank of America, we strive to help students achieve their dreams of a higher education. By paying the three percent origination fee on Stafford loans, students will now have more of their loan proceeds available for use towards their educational goals. |
Customers like it because it's so simple for them. It doesn't require customers to dramatically change their behavior. |
Our customers have told us they're not saving the way they wish they were. We designed a very simple way to do it with what they do every day. |
Our Hispanic customers told us that they wanted lower transfer fees, money to be paid in cash over the counter in Mexico, and a broader distribution network convenient to their family and friends. |
The response to Keep the Change has been tremendous. Customers like the program because it's a simple, convenient way to save. It's heartening to see so many people interested in savings -- and at Bank of America we make it easy. |
Think of it as an electronic piggy bank. Everyday errands and chores now deliver added value for our customers and the response in the last few months has been tremendous. |
We anticipate the average customer can save between $150 to $200 a year through this service. |
We believe this commitment to education is a win-win. It helps students and parents pay for college, while strengthening our partnership with colleges and universities. |