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Friday, February 24, 2012
Survey shows split-deposit promotes saving | NAFCU
“Employees who use split deposit, or split their pay among various accounts using direct deposit via automated clearinghouse, are more likely than non-split deposit users to contribute to savings each month,” it said. **** READ MORE: Survey shows split-deposit promotes saving NAFCU
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