Atlanta 8/7/2012 3:45:00 PM
News / Finance

Airline Rewards Checking Account from UFB Direct Delivers Benefits to Members

With the financial pinch that many are currently feeling there is a tremendous need for relief and UFB Direct delivers with their airline rewards checking account

With the financial pinch that many are currently feeling there is a tremendous need for relief and UFB Direct delivers with their airline rewards checking account, an account that provides customers with miles/points for everyday banking activity. Through this airline rewards checking account customers can quickly build up mileage rewards and significantly reduce their cost of travel.

 

An airline rewards checking account with UFB Direct, a division of the publicly traded BofI Federal Bank (NASDAQ: BOFI), can be opened with as little as $100 and from that point on customers will enjoy the benefits. As part of this account customers will receive 1 mile/point for every $2.00 Point of Sale (POS) debit transaction posted to their account.

 

In addition, UFB Direct enables customers to earn a one-time additional 1,000 Miles/Points after having a direct deposit totaling $1,000 or more in one calendar month. What makes all of this even better is the fact that earning airline miles with UFB Direct is automatic, there are no forms to be submitted or hoops to jump through.

 

Earning mileage rewards isn’t the only reason to open an airline rewards checking account with UFB Direct, they also deliver a number of other perks that directly benefit the account holder like free purchase rewards, earning cash back when they shop at most grocery stores, gas stations and super stores and pay no fees; are not required to carry a minimum balance; receive unlimited ATM reimbursements (excludes international transactions); enjoy free online banking with free bill-pay, mobile banking, email and text messaging alerts; and a number of other benefits that make banking easier.

 

Open an airline rewards checking account with UFB Direct today and experience banking the way it should be.