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The Inflation Effect on Deposits by DAN GELLER
Mar 1, 2010  |  0 Comments  

Expect a reduction in short-term deposit balances for most of 2010 as long as these deposits yield a net negative return when adjusted for inflation.

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The Inflation Effect on Deposits
DAN GELLER
Mar 1, 2010  | 0 Comments

Expect a reduction in short-term deposit balances for most of 2010 as long as these deposits yield a net negative return when adjusted for inflation.

Onboarding 2.0
GARY STEIN
Mar 1, 2010  | 4 Comments

Developing primary relationships requires more than customer incentives and new product features. For many banks, the key is improved customer onboarding.

Free Checking Dead? Not at Community Banks
ALAN FRIESEN
Mar 1, 2010  | 7 Comments

While new regulatory restrictions on overdraft charges may force large banks to abandon free checking, the product remains a competitive differentiator at community banks.

LockedDeposit Pricing Strategy for 2010
DAN GELLER
Feb 1, 2010  | 3 Comments

The first half of this year is likely to provide banks with an opportunity to moderate deposit pricing – but watch out if inflation perks up!

LockedRepositioning the Checking Account
HANK ISRAEL AND SHERIEF MELEIS
Jan 1, 2010  | 3 Comments

As overdraft fees recede, so too must the subsidies hidden in the “free” checking account. What kinds of fees will customers accept as an alternative?

LockedOverdraft Reconsidered
ROBERT C. GILTNER AND ERIK M. HOGHAUG
Nov 1, 2009  | 1 Comments

Despite its negative reputation, overdraft protection is a customer-friendly service and its flaws can be fixed without additional legislation.