CONTENTS

• All information analyzed and reported nationwide and by region

• Consumer knowledge of bank's current overdraft program

• Current intent to opt-in/out of bank's program

• Consumer Preferences: Method of delivery of NSF information & opt-in/out forms—direct mail, email, CSR, personal banker

• Projected response rates for bank mailings of NSF information and opt-in/out forms

• Customer reaction to mail-back & response-enhancement premiums: cash, free overdrafts, travel certificates, hard goods

• NSF fee elasticity

• Optimum price-point analysis—a.k.a. the NSF Fee Sweet Spot

• NSF fee strategies—limited free overdraft coverage, monthly fee for limited free coverage & notice, NSF range-based free coverage

• Aggregated NSF fee threshold analysis

• Consumer psychology of NSF coverage

• Consumer psychology of NSF fees

• Impact of non-coverage & purchases denied on account retention

• Incidence of debit-card usage

• Incidence of NSF transaction coverage

• Overdraft Customer Profile

• Demographic Profiles of NSF user groups

Results Are Ready

This valuable report that shows actual nationwide consumer responses to a variety of questions about overdraft programs and opt-in acceptance is now available. The data has been analyzed and compiled in an easy-to-understand report with illustrative graphs and an executive summary.

Here's what you find in the report...

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If they received your mailing, and had to decide today, how many of your customers would opt-in? How many would even respond?

What is the price elasticity of your bank's NSF fees? At what level will your customers opt-in — opt-out?

What is the NSF Fee Sweet Spot — the fee price point that will deliver optimal NSF income?

Which alternative NSF fees and program strategies will increase your customers' opt-in?

How does your customers' NSF psychology affect their opt-in decision?

How should your customers' psychology affect the type of NSF overdraft protection offered by your bank?

Base your NSF overdraft protection on these answers, and have a program that not only makes money for your financial institution, but also keeps customers from deserting to your competition.

Research & Report Abstract

METHODOLOGY: Email message with URL link to survey sent to 20,000 American adult heads of household. Follow-up email sent to non-responders. Surveys completed and submitted online.

DELIVERABLES: AMI will send cross-tabulation report (data deck — 1 banner), and a Narrative Report that includes written, graphic and tabular analysis of the study data with an Executive Summary of findings. Telephone- or email-based consultation from the study's database provided as part of special services.

STUDY COST: $795

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This timely information can help you improve opt-in response and give you insight into what consumers expect from an overdraft program. Results vary by regions, so any "generally accepted knowledge" you've heard may not apply to your market.

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