For your consideration: Save Big Money With These Easy Mobile Banking Tips.

You might have noticed a ton of billboards advertising Chase Mobile Banking. If you’re not a Chase customer, then maybe you haven’t noticed them at all. All of this doesn’t matter. The truth is: Mobile banking is here to stay.

Before you go signing up and using your cell phone to mess with your bank accounts. We want you to consider the following issues:

1. Problem: If your cell phone has its own memory system and you lose your phone, then whoever finds it might be able to get to your accounts. Solution: Consider putting a password on your phone. Yeah! You know. That feature you’re currently NOT using.
2. Problem: If your cell phone doesn’t provide free data services or you haven’t budgeted for this expense, your phone bill could skyrocket from using mobile banking. Solution: Delay your foray into the mobile banking world until you get a new plan with data services included.
3. Problem: The screen on your phone might be too small to see your banks mobile banking display. Solution: Get a new phone (Yuck!), or delay your foray into the mobile banking world until you get a new phone with your new plan.
4. Problem: You make some transactions with your phone, but need a receipt of your activity. Solution: You’re going to have to take the extra time to print more online statements if you need receipt. Hopefully, you have a good memory as well, because you might forget you even made any transactions at all!

We know you’re excited about mobile banking. We know you want to be the hippest person on earth and impress countless onlookers with your cell phone skillzzzzzz. Just make sure, before you start texting away, that online banking doesn’t wind up benefiting your bank or your cell phone provider more than you! RULE your money at home, at work, at play and now–ON THE GO.

Good texting out there.

The Money Kings


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