Stay Connected to Your Money - GO MOBILE BANKING!
Did you know that Volunteer State Bank offers Mobile Banking Services? You can use your smart phone or tablet to conduct certain banking functions. It is convenient, secure and easy to use
. You can: * Check your account balances
* View and pay your bills online * Transfer funds between accounts
* Locate branches and ATMs
* Go green - save paper and trips to the bankInteresting Fact: Did you know that you don't have to have a smart phone to use our Mobile Banking Services?
Ask one of our Account Representatives for more information.
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Volunteer Club 55 Account:
Get More from Your Checking Account Today! How?
By joining one of our club programs, you'll enjoy valuable benefits and services that enhance your lifestyle while bringing added convenience, savings, protection and security to program members.
Our special members only checking account, like our Club 55 checking Account, designed for our customers 55 years and older, includes valuable benefits and services you can enjoy for a low monthly fee. Just see for yourself the types of benefits and services you can enjoy:
* Minimum opening deposit $100.
* $5.00 monthly service charge if the balance falls below
$500 during the statement cycle.
* Free personalized Club 55 checks.
* Free check card.
* 3 Free cashier's checks per month.
* 4 Free foreign ATM withdrawals per month.
* eVue statements or image statements.
* Up to .25% bump on CD rates.
* Interest bearing with daily balance of $500 or more.
* Unlimited check writing.
* Discount on safe deposit box.
* $100,000 common carrier Accidental Death Insurance.
Talk to one of our account representatives or go to our web site for more information: www.volstatebank.com.
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High Prices Spark Interest in Natural Gas Cars!
With the price of gasoline having the potential of reaching $5 a gallon, automakers are testing natural gas vehicles with consumers. GM and Chrysler have announced a new heavy-duty natural gas truck with a duel fuel option for gasoline. Meanwhile, Honda is expanding sales of its natural gas Civic. About 113,000 natural-gas vehicles are on U.S. roads, says NGV America, a trade group for natural-gas vehicles. Worldwide the vehicles are much more popular with 4.2 million on the road in Latin American and 6.8 million in the Asia-Pacific region. A natural gas vehicle has almost zero carbon emissions, a fact pleasing to those who care deeply about the environment. Compared to gasoline, natural gas is also a good deal. For the equivalent on one gallon of gas, customers pay $2 to $2.59 for natural gas. But the reality check comes with three steep hits: price, cost and practicality. Upfront price for a vehicle is higher than gasoline powered cars and trucks.Honda, one of the bigger players in the natural gas vehicle scene, sold 2,000 natural gas Civics in 2011 at a cost of about $4,000 more than the gasoline powered mode. The bi-fuel Chrysler heavy-duty pickup will cost almost $12,000 more. Refilling is more of a problem in the U.S. than in Latin America but in every state power companies offer fueling to the public. Problem is that this might not give you enough fueling stations to actually use the car for travel. Consumers can purchase a natural gas filling station for $6,000. These stations tap into your home's natural gas line, compressing the gas for use in your car. It takes about six hours to fill up but costs only $15. Also, depending on the vehicle, trunk space will be limited, since NGVs usually store fuel canisters in that space.
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