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Online banking steps: To access you investment account information, simply log into online banking to view all of your information on the account dashboard. iPhone/Android Mobile App steps: For the best mobile banking experience, we recommend logging in or downloading the U.S. Bank mobile app. Look at the bottom of the main dashboard for the “Open the investments app” link, or go to the app store and search for “U.S. Bancorp Investments” to find the app.

If you're personal information has been compromised, we recommend the following actions: Let us know as soon as you can. We'll review your account(s) for any suspicious activity. Place a "fraud alert" on your credit bureau file with the credit bureaus. Create an "Identity Theft Complaint/Affidavit"* with the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) to document the issue. File a police report. Save your Identify Theft Complaint/Affidavit and police report. Combined, they become your Identity Theft Report. Some of the companies/financial institutions you deal with may want to see it. Additional information: *To submit an identity theft complaint: Contact the FTC’s Identity Theft Hotline at 877-IDTHEFT (438-4338). Or File your complaint online at reportfraud.ftc.gov. The Identity Theft Complaint prints in a legal format called an “affidavit.” After you submit your complaint online, print a copy. You may need to reference it later. For more information on how to address identity theft, visit: Identity stolen? Take these 5 steps immediately. How to Spot Fraud. Knowing what to look for. Request a free consumer credit report by visiting annualcreditreport.com. You’re eligible to obtain a free consumer credit report once every 12 months under federal law. Please be aware annualcreditreport.com doesn’t provide free credit scores; you must purchase them.

You can earn 4X points on takeout, food delivery and dining, 2X at grocery stores, grocery delivery, streaming services and gas stations, and 1X point on all other eligible purchases

The U.S. Bank Simple Loan is a quick and convenient way for U.S. Bank checking customers to borrow up to $1,000 to take care of planned and unplanned expenses. To get started, simply log into online or mobile banking and select the Simple Loan application from your checking account menu.

The U.S. Bank Simple Loan is a quick and convenient way for U.S. Bank checking customers to borrow up to $1,000 to take care of planned and unplanned expenses. To get started, simply log into online or mobile banking and select the Simple Loan application from your checking account menu.

You can apply for another Simple Loan 30 days after you’ve paid off your previous Simple Loan.

You can apply for another Simple Loan 30 days after you’ve paid off your previous Simple Loan.

A Simple Loan is a minimum of $100 and maximum of $1,000. If you need less than $100 a reserve line or credit card may be right for you.

After your loan is approved and booked, you can access the funds in your checking account immediately. Funds deposited to your account after 8 p.m. CT will be available for withdrawal, but will not post to your account until the next business day.

After your loan is approved and booked, you can access the funds in your checking account immediately. Funds deposited to your account after 8 p.m. CT will be available for withdrawal, but will not post to your account until the next business day.

After your loan is approved and booked, you can access the funds in your checking account immediately. Funds deposited to your account after 8 p.m. CT will be available for withdrawal, but will not post to your account until the next business day.

No, there are no missed payment fees, non-sufficient funds fees or late payment fees on a Simple Loan.

No, there are no missed payment fees, non-sufficient funds fees or late payment fees on a Simple Loan.

Yes, you can pay off your loan faster by paying more than the minimum amount due, but it won't reduce the fees you owe. There's no pre-payment penalty for paying the loan off early.

Yes, you can pay off your loan faster by paying more than the minimum amount due, but it won't reduce the fees you owe. There's no pre-payment penalty for paying the loan off early.

Your first payment will be due no sooner than 30 days after your loan is approved. And your next two monthly payments will be due on that same day of the month.

Your first payment will be due no sooner than 30 days after your loan is approved. And your next two monthly payments will be due on that same day of the month.

Your first payment will be due no sooner than 30 days after your loan is approved. And your next two monthly payments will be due on that same day of the month.

Your first payment will be due no sooner than 30 days after your loan is approved. And your next two monthly payments will be due on that same day of the month.

Simply fill out this U.S. Bank Direct Deposit Authorization Form with your account number and routing number and submit.

Simply fill out this U.S. Bank Direct Deposit Authorization Form with your account number and routing number and submit.

Simply download and fill out this U.S. Bank Direct Deposit Authorization Form with your account number and routing number and submit.

Simply download and fill out this U.S. Bank Direct Deposit Authorization Form with your account number and routing number and submit.

Log in to mobile and online banking and access the Simple Loan application in your checking account dashboard.

Log in to mobile and online banking and access the Simple Loan application in your checking account dashboard.

Third party account sharing lets you designate someone to access your accounts for the purpose of sharing data with another third party, like an accountant, or an online accounting application. They have view-only access to accounts you designate, and as always, you maintain full control over data shared by your third party delegate in the My Controls tab in online banking.

If you revoke access by mistake or change your mind later, you can re-enable access by visiting the third-party website or app in which you previously shared your data.

Many third parties use service providers to assist in collecting your account information from various financial institutions. To make sure you understand who you've authorized to receive your account information, we provide the name of the third party and the service provider it uses to collect your data.

You can manage your sharing preferences on the My Controls tab within your U.S. Bank online or mobile session. You'll see a list of third parties that have access to your financial data through the secure connection. In most cases, you'll see a list of the specific data elements that you're sharing. If you revoke access, the third party will no longer have ongoing access to your account information through the secure connection. However, they may still be able to retain and use the data that you previously shared.

You can manage your sharing preferences on the My Controls tab within your U.S. Bank online or mobile session. You'll see a list of third parties that have access to your financial data through the secure connection. In most cases, you'll see a list of the specific data elements that you're sharing. If you revoke access, the third party will no longer have ongoing access to your account information through the secure connection. However, they may still be able to retain and use the data that you previously shared.

Any use of a third-party site is at your own risk. At U.S. Bank, we can only control the secure delivery of data to your designated third parties. We are not responsible for the disclosure or use of your financial data by the third party. If you decide to share your login credentials with a third party, you are responsible for the use of your account by the third party.

Any use of a third-party site is at your own risk. At U.S. Bank, we can only control the secure delivery of data to your designated third parties. We are not responsible for the disclosure or use of your financial data by the third party. If you decide to share your login credentials with a third party, you are responsible for the use of your account by the third party.

Any data you share with a third party will be governed by the third party's privacy and data retention policies. At U.S. Bank recommend reviewing those policies before sharing your data to understand how the third party will use and store your account information.

Any data you share with a third party will be governed by the third party's privacy and data retention policies. We recommend reviewing those policies before sharing your data to understand how the third party will use and store your account information.

Any data you share with a third party will be governed by the third party's privacy and data retention policies. We recommend reviewing those policies before sharing your data to understand how the third party will use and store your account information.

You'll work directly with the third party to enable them to receive your financial data. During enrollment with a third-party service, you should be redirected to a U.S. Bank login screen where you are prompted to enter your personal ID and password. Authenticating your identity directly with us allows you to share your account information without disclosing your login credentials. Ensure that the URL in the web browser is https://www.usbank.com and that the trusted website lock icon is displayed. Click the lock icon to see that it is registered to usbank.com. Be aware, some companies may ask you to share your login credentials so that they can use software to log in as you and collect your financial data from our website. We discourage sharing your login credentials with third parties. Anyone with your login credentials has full access to our online services — including the ability to initiate transactions.

You may want to use financial management tools and services offered by third parties. With your authorization, these third parties (and their respective service providers) can collect your financial data. This is known as account aggregation.

You may want to use financial management tools and services offered by third parties. With your authorization, these third parties (and their respective service providers) can collect your financial data. This is known as account aggregation.

You may want to use financial management tools and services offered by third parties. With your authorization, these third parties (and their respective service providers) can collect your financial data. This is known as account aggregation.

We'll work with your school to find ideal opportunities to hold on-campus tabling events and take applications at campus locations. Tabling sessions are usually held around major events like orientations, back-to-school and re-carding periods.