Digital banking tools

No. Just use your Huntington username and password for Online Banking to access The Hub.

All your accounts are listed under My Accounts. Select an account to view your transaction history, current balances and other account details.

Near the top of the page, you’ll see five areas in the main navigation:

1. The Hub, for your accounts and financial tools
2. Transfers, to transfer money between your bank accounts
3. Bill Pay, to set up and pay bills electronically
4. Service Center, where you can find contact information, view statements, order checks, and manage your overdraft options and account settings.
5. My Team, which gives contact details of your Private Banker, including phone number and email, and links you to the My Team page for a list of your dedicated team of professional advisors.

Messages, alerts and your profile can be reached using the buttons menus at the top right of the page.

At the bottom of The Hub, select Manage Hub & Tool Views. Scroll through to The Hub Layout section and select how you want to view your account list and financial tools on the screen.

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The type of accounts you have will determine which Hub tools are available to you. If you have both personal and business accounts, you will see a toggle that will allow you to switch views between your personal and business account tools. Just look for the green tabs above My Reminders. Some financial tools are exclusive to your personal or business accounts. Please note you must have your business account(s) linked to your Personal profile to see this hybrid view.

At the bottom of The Hub, select Manage Hub & Tool Views. You can select which accounts are included in your financial tools by default. Select at least one of the available accounts for each tool.

For personal accounts, select the account under My Accounts to visit the Account Details page. There you’ll see an option to Download Transactions. You can download transactions from the past month or set a custom date range. Your transactions can be downloaded into Quicken, QuickBooks, and CSV formats.

Tags in the Transaction Detail window allow you to add a keyword or phrase to your transactions, to help you organize and track your finances. For example, you may choose to tag certain expenses related to a vacation or a charitable donation.

My Team is a list of your dedicated team of professional advisors. For those clients with an assigned Private Banker, it allows you to easily contact that banker when you select My Team in the upper right of the green menu bar in The Hub, or choose the Go To My Team Page. The phone numbers and email addresses listed are active links, so you can reach your Private Banker from your computer or the Huntington Mobile Banking app just by tapping on the details. It also allows you to add the phone numbers and email addresses to your smartphone contacts.

Latest Insights provide videos, articles and white papers to help you stay informed on the market and current economic conditions. Scroll through the carousel with the buttons and arrows to see new topics and features. Choose one of the three panels, which will open a new page or video with full details and related resources.

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My Reminders is a list that shows future transactions to predict what you’ll make based on patterns in your spending and income, as well as those patterns you’ve created for yourself. Patterns appear as reminders of upcoming bills like tuition, car payments, or membership dues. It also shows scheduled bill payments and internal account or bank-to-bank transfers. My Reminders is just a prediction, but it helps you keep tabs on your cash flow.

My Reminders uses advanced algorithms to analyze money coming in and going out to detect consistently repeated patterns. For example, if you pay your child’s tuition every three months, My Reminders will recognize this. These recognized, consistently repeated transactions (by date range, payee, and amount) whether income or an expense, are considered Patterns.

The My Reminders tool will display weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly patterns. You’ll see upcoming patterns for the next few weeks on your homepage of The Hub. You can select See More Patterns to expand the list. Or, select Manage Patterns to see other patterns My Reminders has identified.

Yes! Just go to Manage Patterns where you can review Patterns, see what’s active, and choose which Patterns can be ignored. Then select Create a Pattern to make your own, giving yourself reminders on upcoming bills or regular deposits.

All Huntington checking and savings accounts and credit cards are integrated with My Reminders.

On The Private Bank Hub, Spend Analysis provides you an overview of your spending by transaction category for the current month. Select View Analysis to dive deeper into your financial history, or to change the date range of what’s displayed or a category.

For personal accounts, Spend Analysis includes transactions from your Huntington checking and credit card accounts. For business accounts, Spend Analysis includes transactions from your Huntington checking, money market, and credit card accounts.

Yes, you can hide transactions, so they aren’t included in the Spend Analysis or Spend Setter tools. Select a transaction to bring up the Transaction Detail window and check Hide this transaction from financial tools.

To see your spending for previous months, select View Analysis. On the larger Spend Analysis view, you can change the date range and dive into categories.

Categories group together similar transactions to give you an accurate snapshot of where your money goes each month. For example, the category Dining: Coffee Shop would allow you to know just how much of your money went toward lattes. Categories will vary between your personal and business accounts.

Every transaction is automatically assigned a category, initially from this default list. You can recategorize a transaction anytime. Select a transaction to bring up the Transaction Detail window. Then select Edit to open the Select Category window.

Your spending is organized into category families, such as Dining or Travel.

To add, edit, or delete a category, select a transaction to bring up the Transaction Detail window. Then select Edit to open the Select Category window. Open a category family to add, edit, or delete categories. Up to 10 categories can be added to each family. The category family itself cannot be deleted or modified.

You can recategorize a transaction anytime. Select a transaction to bring up the Transaction Detail window. Then select Edit to open the Select Category window.

After you change a category, you will be asked if you’d like to create a rule to automatically assign similar transactions or merchants to your preferred category in the future.

Yes! Let’s say you go to a department store and pay $300 on clothing and $200 on a gift. The $500 transaction will automatically be categorized as Shopping: Clothing. Simply select the transaction to bring up the Transaction Detail window. Then select Edit next to Splits to open the Split Transaction window.

In your transactions, cash deposits will be categorized within the Income family and cash withdrawals will be considered Financial Activity: Cash Withdrawal. Any check you write will be categorized Financial Activity: Check. To improve the accuracy of your financial tools, you can recategorize these transactions. Select the transaction to bring up the Transaction Detail window. Then select Edit next to Category to open the Select Category window.

Or you can use a debit or credit card instead of cash or checks. Card transactions provide a clearer picture of your spending habits.

Spend Setter helps you control the amount of money you spend within any given month. Track your spending by setting monthly spending limits for categories like Groceries, Restaurants, and Entertainment.

If you don’t use the Spend Setter tool within the first 60 days of having access, budgets will be created for your highest three spending categories based on your monthly averages. To edit these budgets, select View Budgets.

In The Hub, select View Budgets. You’ll then be able to edit any budget or create a new one. You can create up to 10 total budgets.

Spend Setter includes transactions from your Huntington checking and credit card accounts.

Your budgets reset each calendar month.

Savings Goal Getter helps you visualize a Savings Goal—or more than one—by giving it a name, amount, and due date to reach it.

You can add Savings Goals to all your Huntington personal savings and money market accounts. You can add up to 10 Savings Goals, and one Emergency Fund, to each account.

Once you've created your goals, we'll automatically assign money in your savings or money market account towards each goal depending on the goal amount and the date you want to reach it.

Money is assigned first to your Emergency Fund (if you have one) then to additional Savings Goals based on the amounts and due dates you set up. The Savings Goal with the nearest due date will be assigned money first. If more than one goal has the same due date, money will first go to the goal most recently created.

Since money is assigned to your Savings Goals based on due dates, you can change the amount of money in each goal by editing the due dates. Remember, money will always be assigned first to an Emergency Fund (if you’ve created one) and then the Savings Goal with the nearest due date.

You earn interest on the money in your savings or money market account, whether or not you have created a Savings Goal. The Savings Goal itself does not earn interest.

You can add or change a Savings Goal as often as you like. To create a goal, select Add a Savings Goal, then give it a name, amount, and due date. To edit a goal, select Edit next to an individual goal. Remember, changing the amount or due date will change how much or how often you need to deposit or transfer money to reach that goal.

To delete a goal, select Edit next to the goal, then select Delete next to the trash can icon. Remember, if you delete a Savings Goal, your progress toward other goals for that account will adjust automatically.

On The Private Bank Hub main page, you will see up to three goals in online banking, and one goal in the mobile app. If you have set up an Emergency Fund, that will be displayed first. Additional goals will be listed in the order of nearest due date. If more than one goal has the same due date, they will be listed in the order of largest percent complete first. If all goals have been reached, they will be listed in the order of most recently completed.

Congratulations! Once you complete a goal and are ready to use the money, you'll see Edit and Make a Transfer options. We recommend you transfer or withdraw the money from your savings or money market account to use for the goal. Then, delete the goal so that other money in your account isn't assigned to the goal you just completed!

You can assign up to $1 million to each Savings Goal.