Huntington Heads Up®

Real-time insights on spending and savings.

You get alerts for news, weather, and sports. But how about your money? Huntington Heads Up lets you know exactly where your money is going and provides real-time insights to help you make more informed decisions.

Open a Huntington Checking account and enroll in alerts in The Hub to get started today.

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How it Works

Watch this quick video to see how Huntington Heads Up keeps you informed and on top of your money.

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      Stay on Track

      Set a savings goal—for anything—and Huntington Heads Up will monitor your progress and let you know how you're doing. Hey, we could all use a little positive reinforcement now and then.

      Monitor Your Subscriptions

      Music, movies, meal delivery—you know, all those subscriptions we sometimes forget about? Huntington Heads Up will monitor your subscription transactions and let you know when free trials end, when your subscriptions are coming up for renewal, and more.

      Automatic Updates

      These days, we could all use a second set of eyes on our money. Huntington Heads Up is always monitoring your cash flow and will alert you if something might need your attention, like duplicate charges, or refund notifications.
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      Money management – made simple.

      The Hub makes it simple to track and analyze your spending, find areas for potential savings, and create financial goals and show you how to reach them.
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      Habits to help you take control of your finances.

      Good savings and spending habits are key to helping you stay out of financial trouble and on top of regular or even unexpected expenses.
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      Still have questions?

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