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Regions Bank: Forcing Kids to Complain About Other Adult Chores

by JillBJarvis.com Sponsored Post Leave a Comment

“Not the baaaaaaank!”

This is what I hear from the car seats when I need to deposit a check… or do just about any adult chore.

Apparently playing tour guide and doing kid activities all day would be better for my 3 children. (Surprise, surprise.)

Well, often they must tag along for adult chores… and risk getting the mom-look (or worse) if they complain too much.

Lucky for my kids, our sponsor Regions Bank is helping them to complain less about trips to the “baaaaaaank.”

Brooke on Car Trip
Online, through Regions’ mobile channels, or face-to-face in the new Kingwood branch, Regions helps its customers save time and reduces the number of complaints from my impatient children.

Instead of the usual teller line, customers are welcomed by Regions’ Universal Bankers who can help with all of their branch-banking needs (from cashing checks and accepting deposits to opening savings and checking accounts, to helping develop plans to reach long-term financial goals).

Regions Bank Kingwood Inside1
Also, instead of the usual teller machines, there are Regions’ Video Teller Machines (with live two-way video), 24 hour ATMs and, for those using safe deposit boxes, facial recognition and fingerprint technology (for security and impressing your kids).

The new Regions branch in Kingwood will have all of these amenities, plus Wi-Fi and charging stations.

Adults will save time with banking… and my kids will be forced to complain about other adult chores.

Regions Bank Kingwood
The new branch, located at 1750 W. Lake Houston Parkway, opened on July 11, 2016, and the hours of operation are:

  • Lobby: Monday -Thursday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm; Friday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Saturday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
  • Drive Through: Monday – Thursday 9:00 am – 5: 00 pm; Friday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Saturday CLOSED

Disclosure: this post is sponsored by Regions Bank, an FDIC insured bank.

Filed Under: All, Things to do July 21, 2016

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