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Santander expands the Select segment to university students

El banco da acceso a estudiantes menores de 30 años a ventajas financieras que ofrece a clientes de altos ingresos y a servicios premium de banca privada. Leer

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Santander expands the Select segment to university students

Banco Santander has expanded its Select segment to include university students under 30 and university staff, offering them exclusive financial benefits and premium banking services. To be eligible, students must attend a university with a card issuance agreement with Santander and meet certain conditions, such as being a client since January or holding a card.

These students will have access to the same products and conditions as high-income clients, including those with a minimum wealth of 100,000 euros or a monthly payroll of at least 3,000 euros. The Select segment also includes other groups, such as business executives, high-potential clients, and professionals like civil servants, pilots, and firefighters.

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