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OMNIClub Outlook
APRIL - JUNE 2017
Baby Boomers1BANKING
by Sherry Gibbon Community Relations Manager
When you hear the term “Baby Boomer,”
you may wonder in what year you would
have been born to be considered among that
demographic?
I googled “Baby Boomer” on the Internet and found this
definition, “Baby Boomers are the demographic group born
during the post-World War II baby boom, approximately
between the years 1946 and 1964. This includes people between
53 and 71 years of age in 2017,” according to the U.S. Census
Bureau. Therefore, approximately 75.4 million individuals, or
28 percent of the population, fall into this category.
It also states that, “Baby Boomers control more than 80 percent
of personal financial assets and more than half of all consumer
spending. They buy 77 percent of all prescription drugs, 61
percent of all over-the-counter drugs, and
account for 80 percent of all
leisure travel.” Once we
understand the financial
strength of Baby Boomers
we should focus on how
these individuals use
banking services and what
products they have. While
this generation still enjoys
the face-to-face contact with
their banker, they also take
advantage of the banking
technology that is offered.
they can because of the flexibility it gives them. However, they
may be not as eager to use mobile banking - “just 18 percent of
Baby Boomers over the age of 61 use mobile banking,” according
to the American Bankers Association Foundation. One way
to learn more about mobile banking is to build a relationship
with your banker to understand the benefits of having banking
at your fingertips. Take advantage of the services available,
such as alerts of low balances, deposits being made, suspected
fraudulent activity, or even notification of special bank events
being offered. Mobile banking gives you the freedom of on-thego banking and the convenience of having your information
available to you anytime, anywhere.
Security on digital devices remain a primary concern of Baby
Boomers with their banking. Texas Bank and Trust uses
encryption technology to provide an added level of security for
our customers that use our mobile banking app. Once the app
is loaded on your device, a four (4) digit PIN is required and that
PIN is specific to the device. By using this type of banking, you
have your information with you at all times, wherever you are.
Are you enjoying the convenience
of TBT online banking services?
If you would like a demonstration of how
these mobile services work, please contact
me, Sherry Gibbon at 903-237-5568, or any
member of our T3 Tech Support Team at
800-263-7013 to answer any questions you
may have.
Windy Weaver
E-Banking Support Specialist, T3
Baby Boomers use online banking
services at least once a week, and
they use online bill payment whenever
TIPS TO AVOID
SKIMMERS
at the gas pump!
Local, state and federal law enforcement agencies have identified a
large group of Cuban Nationals that have been added to the list of
other known gangs that are going throughout the country placing
electronic skimming devices inside gas pumps. The device can be installed in a matter of minutes and will record your
card and PIN number as the pump is being used. Within hours, your card
will be duplicated and used fraudulently to acquire money or products in
this organized criminal activity.
USE CASH
CHECK FOR
TAMPERING
Pay with cash inside the store.
Today's gas pumps are more
STAY CLOSE
TO THE STORE
Criminals prefer pumps
commonly sealed with brightly
colored tape. Ensure these seals
are unbroken before using!
CHOOSE "CREDIT"
further from human
contact, to help ensure
their own success.
DEBIT
Pumps next to the store
CREDIT
are less likely to be
tampered with.
Use the CREDIT option, so only your
zip code is swiped versus your PIN.
CHECK YOUR BALANCE
Any suspected criminal activity on your account should be reported
immediately to authorities and your credit card company or bank.
Upcoming Events
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Lunch-n-Learn
LONGVIEW
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2017
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Hazel Hickey Community Room
Downtown Longview
HIDEAWAY LAKE
THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2017
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Banquet Room/Clubhouse
Hideaway Lake
Mark your calendars and make plans
to join us for one of these two dates –
Thursday, May 4, in Longview, or Thursday,
May 11, in Hideaway Lake. Texas Bank
and Trust’s Marketing Research Manager
Casey Huntsinger and TBTmyWayService
Manager Chris Davis will discuss Navigating
TBTonline and Mobile Banking. This event
will educate you on how to explore TB&T’s
redesigned website and where to search
for information. The presentation will also
provide you with the benefits of TBT mobile
banking, and how you can take advantage
of all the on-the-go services available.
Beautiful
Kimbell Art Museum
The Carole King Musical
JUNE 8, 2017
Trip Fee | $145 per person
Payment Due | May 8, 2017
SEPTEMBER 16, 2017
Trip Fee | $250 per person
Payment Due | August 1, 2017
OMNIClub will travel to Fort Worth on June 8
to the Kimbell Art Museum for the day. On
view in the Renzo Piano Pavilion is a selection
of the most iconic European paintings and
sculptures from The Duncan Phillips Collection,
ranging from the early 19th century through
the mid-20th century. Prior to the visit to
the museum, the group will dine for lunch at
Reata Restaurant.
Join OMNIClub on Saturday, September 16,
for the Carole King Musical “Beautiful” at the
Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth. We will
dine for lunch at Reata Restaurant prior to the
performance. The musical tells the inspiring
true story of King’s remarkable rise to stardom,
from being part of a hit songwriting team with
her husband Gerry Goffin, to becoming one of
the most successful solo acts in popular music
history. Along the way, she made more than
beautiful music, she wrote a soundtrack to a
generation. Featuring a stunning collection
of beloved songs including “I Feel the Earth
Move,” “One Fine Day,” “Natural Woman,” and
“You’ve Got a Friend.”
Register online for either session @
www.texasbankandtrust.com or contact
Sherry Gibbon at 903-237-5568
Limited Seating Available
Left: Jean Bright, Ella Goodwyn, and Jo Ann
Bourgeois waiting for the performance of
An American In Paris.
Middle: Travelers Sylvia Kilmer, Brenda
Huber, and Linda Wells enjoying the
fellowship before An American in Paris.
Right: Jerry Adams, Rose Jobe, and Diane
Richardson anxiously awaiting the start of
Let It Be.
The OMNIClub OUTLOOK newsletter serves as your invitation and notification
to upcoming events. If you are interested in attending any of our OMNI events,
educational seminars, or experience travel activities, please contact Sherry Gibbon,
903-237-5568, at your earliest convenience due to limited seating.
All travel payments may be mailed to Master Travel, 100 East Tyler St., Longview,
Texas 75601. Please note OMNIClub on the memo section of your check.
NOTE: To cancel reservations, please call us immediately. All refunds based on reselling of
space. We will contact the “Wait List” promptly regarding any availability.
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All OMNIClub trips include round-trip airfare and
deluxe motorcoach transfers, making traveling as
carefree as possible. Many other amenities abound,
ensuring relaxation and pleasure on every excursion. All trips depart from and return to Texas Bank
and Trust and are escorted by a bank representative.
Membership in OMNIClub is easy. Simply maintain a minimum $5,000 balance in any personal checking or savings
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