We previously have told you about QuickBooks Checking, but you may not have made the connection between QuickBooks Checking and a few of the ‘commercials’ airing during the recent football playoff games.
We also told you about Intuit’s newest Global Brand Campaign, “Business Differently.”
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Well, one reason those ‘Business Differently’ commercials may not have gotten your attention is that when you hear QuickBooks Checking, you tend to think of one of the bank account options associated with your or your client’s QuickBooks.
You might even know that QuickBooks Checking lets you, or your clients, post cash in as many as nine different ‘Envelopes’ to meet their spending needs, tax requirements, savings, or capital expenditures.
Well, those commercials showing football players running onto the field ready for the ‘big game’ ahead of them emphasized that QuickBooks Checking ‘Envelopes’ are now earning an annual percentage yield (APY) of 5.00% as opposed to the previous APY of 1.75%.
Do you realize that every dollar you post into a QuickBooks Checking ‘envelope’ is earning interest at a rate that is approximately seventy times the national average interest earnings rate?
That’s a tremendous motivation to ‘envelope’ your funds using QuickBooks Checking and then move them from various envelopes to your main QuickBooks Checking account when it’s time to make an expense.
Please don’t overlook this official Intuit landing page for more details about QuickBooks Checking, how it works, and the benefits of high-yield savings. If you want more information about how ‘envelopes’ work with QuickBooks Checking, ‘check out’ this official Intuit webpage.