Smart Financial CU Sees Advantages InCollege-Aged Members

March 03, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

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HOUSTON - (03/03/06) Smart Financial CU said it isoffering college-age students free services through its new CollegeAdvantage Program. The CAP provides students with free checkingwith no maintenance fees, free ATM use, free online banking andbill pay, a free debit Mastercard, and e-statements. Overdraftprotection is also available for qualified students who establish aline of credit.

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