Applicant #4: Nick Murphy
Y&F St. Louis TeamNick Murphy is a 19-year-old from Kirkwood.
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Nick's current situation:
I am currently taking a summer course at Meramac. I am managing my websites and gathering new media to post on it. I have been attending car meets to network with people and catching up with old friends. I am also a laborer when someone needs tasks done on homes or cars. These tradition roots have given me a hard working ethic and I want to share that with the rest of you!
Nick's blog post:
The internet is evolving the way we communicate and interact with each other and the movement is only getting bigger. With sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace we are further integrating every part of our life with our friends online. So why not make your banking experience social? After all, were only young adults that want to share our experiences with others. With Vantage Credit Union’s Not your Mama’s Account, you can! You can receive coupons from their new site and see what your friends are doing all within your vantage bank account. For many college students, we swipe our debit/credit cards until we eventually log in and see how much we have spent. Then were shocked and wish we would have checked sooner. If your online social experience is linked to your bank account, then you are less likely to make these simple mistakes.
Using Vantage Credit Union’s Not your Mama’s account will help you better manage and see where your money is going. You can calculate how much is going into food, gas, and entertainment. This will help you better understand how your spending your money and how to better manage it. The website features a built in personal finance tool to help you better budget these categories. Like I said previously, there are saving offers that are provided to you. These savings are calculated into your spending/saving forecast so you know how much you could truly save if you take advantage of them. There is no minimum balance and a free box of 50 checks, what do you have to lose?
Nick
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