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Who
we
are
PayRoll
Innova2ons
is
a
provider
of
best-in-class
pre-paid
card
services,
featuring
payroll
debit
cards
or
Paycards
The PayRoll Innova2ons MasterCard prepaid debit card is powered by mFunds Global Payments, and issued by First California Bank pursuant to a license by MasterCard Interna2onal Incorporated. mFunds is a registered ISO/MSP of First California Bank. PayRoll Innova2ons, LLC is a registered VAR of mFunds.
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Zero
maintenance
fee
programs
for
mandatory
adop2on
Low
maintenance
fee
programs
for
budget- minded
consumers
Feature
rich
oerings
as
an
alterna2ve
to
tradi2onal
banking
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PayRoll
Innova2ons
is
focused
on
the
introduc2on
of
new
nancial
services
and
benets
that
solve
problems
for
our
clients
while
providing
superior
value.
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An underserved marketplace
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Banking account cost estimated attributed to Marsh & McLennan Cos., in May 2010 as reported in a June 17, 2010, article, "The End is Near For Free Checking" in The Wall Street Journal. Paycheck to direct deposit cost s savings attributed to Towers Watson analysis Paycard usage cost estimate based on forecasted cardholder behavior
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Employee
Benets
Prepaid
MasterCard
card
$0 maintenance-fee card programs carry higher transac2on rates. We recommend a $3- $10/month card to op2mize services with lowest possible fees Free POS signature and PIN transac2ons Free ATM access* at par2cipa2ng outlets Free Bank-teller cash-out service Low Cost ACH and card to card transfers Mul2ple spouse/dependent card capability Cards can receive funds from any ACH-enabled source (tax refunds, annui2es, etc.) Pay bills with the debit card, and incur no online bill-pay charges
Access to the Early Payroll Distribu2on (EPD) program 24x7 Customer Support
* Once per pay cycle, depends on card program selection. ATM owners may charge fees. ** Inactivity fees may apply after 6 months of non-usage, see Fee Schedule for pay-per-use charges *** Conditions and exceptions apply. See cardholder agreement for complete details
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Complete Fee Schedule available with cardholder agreement upon card shipment.
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Free
Checking?
Not
for
long
"In
fact,
the
cost
of
opening
an
account
runs
between
$150
and
$200,
and
the
yearly
cost
of
maintaining
an
account
runs
between
$250
and
$300.
These
costs
reect
the
expense
of
processing
transac2ons,
providing
monthly
statements,
inves2ng
in
payment
system
technology
and
sosware,
paying
the
cost
of
tellers,
ATMs,
and
online
banking,
stang
call
centers,
complying
with
countless
regula2ons,
ensuring
privacy
and
data
protec2on,
and
preven2ng
fraud
and
covering
fraud
losses,"
the
ABA
(the
American
Banking
Associa2on)
explained
in
a
one-page
analysis,
"The
Cost
of
a
Checking
Account."
For
the
record,
the
ABA's
footnotes
a]ribute
the
$150-to-$200
gure
to
Robert
C.
Giltner
of
Velocity
Solu2ons
in
Wilmington,
N.C.,
at
BAI
Retail
Banking
Solu2ons
Live,
May
19,
2010,
and
the
$200-to-$300
gure
to
an
es2mate
by
Celent,
a
unit
of
Marsh
&
McLennan
Cos.,
in
May
2010
as
reported
in
a
June
17,
2010,
ar2cle,
"The
End
is
Near
For
Free
Checking"
in
The
Wall
Street
Journal.
WSJ:
h]p://online.wsj.com/ar2cle/SB10001424052748703513604575311093932315142.html
SmartMoney.com:
h]p://www.smartmoney.com/spend/family-money/is-this-the-end-of-free-checking/
Huliq.com:
h]p://www.huliq.com/10178/new-rules-debit-card-fees-ends-free-checking-major-banks
USAToday:
h]p://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/banking/2010-05-18-bankfees12_st_N.htm
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