Direct Deposit
What is Direct Deposit?
Direct Deposit allows you to have your wages, retirement benefits,
and other funds deposited directly into your checking or savings
account. Direct Deposit is proven to be safer, more convenient,
and more reliable than paper checks.
Direct Deposit is safe. Electronic Payments are never lost or stolen.
On the other hand, the Federal Government estimates that more than
4 million paychecks are lost or stolen each year. In addition, FBI
studies show that 2,000 fraudulent checks are cashed each day in
the United States.
Direct Deposit is the most convenient way to be paid. Whether you
are receiving your pay every week, once a month, or once each quarter,
your funds will be in your account on the payment date. There is
no need for you to spend anxious hours waiting for the check to
arrive in the mail or waiting in line to deposit your funds. And
most employers will issue a payment stub that is identical to what
you receive with a traditional paycheck. It will show how much was
deposited into your account and how much was taken out for taxes,
insurance and other items.
Direct Deposit is reliable. With Direct Deposit, your money is
in your account on the payment date and is available for withdrawal
at the opening of business at your financial institution. It does
away with the need to worry about your account balance–whether
you travel or work long hours. If you travel or work long hour,
you have the security of knowing you payment has been deposited
in your account.
Amazing Facts About Direct Deposit
- IRS tax refunds take 14 days using Direct Deposit, half the time
of paper returns.
- In 2000, more than 29 million consumers used Direct Deposit
for their tax refunds.
- More than half of Americans (53 percent) use Direct Deposit
for their wages.
- The chance of having a problem with a check is 20 times
greater than with Direct Deposit
- The satisfaction rate for Direct Deposit is 97 percent.
Direct Deposit helps you manage your finances and gives you peace
of mind.
Frequently Asked Question about Direct Deposit
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