Diane Morais Quotations

Our Hispanic customers told us that they wanted lower transfer fees, money to be paid in cash over the counter in Mexico, and a broader distribution network convenient to their family and friends.

We believe this commitment to education is a win-win. It helps students and parents pay for college, while strengthening our partnership with colleges and universities.

We anticipate the average customer can save between $150 to $200 a year through this service.

Customers like it because it's so simple for them. It doesn't require customers to dramatically change their behavior.

The response to Keep the Change has been tremendous. Customers like the program because it's a simple, convenient way to save. It's heartening to see so many people interested in savings -- and at Bank of America we make it easy.

Our customers have told us they're not saving the way they wish they were. We designed a very simple way to do it with what they do every day.

Think of it as an electronic piggy bank. Everyday errands and chores now deliver added value for our customers and the response in the last few months has been tremendous.

Americans know they need to save for a rainy day, but with the growing need to put away for retirement and unforeseen emergencies, they need a helping hand. Keep the Change is an easy way for consumers to save with everyday purchases. Bank of America is enabling Americans to save for a rainy day one penny at a time.

At Bank of America, we strive to help students achieve their dreams of a higher education. By paying the three percent origination fee on Stafford loans, students will now have more of their loan proceeds available for use towards their educational goals.