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AIB Student Life Blog Principles
Welcome to our AIB Student Life Blog!
At AIB we are excited about this 3rd Level website and welcome your feedback. We hope that with stuff4students.ie we have hit the right note in giving you a place that you can find some information about banking products and services not to mention prizes, discounts, competitions and interesting stuff. We want to learn from your feedback and as we learn we hope this site will prove to be a great information resource, as well as a place where you can ask questions, join the conversation, and just get to know us a little better. We're looking forward to getting to know you better as well.
The Student Life Blog provides an opportunity for students to engage and interact with us.
Our aim is to provide a place for students resident in Ireland to find information on our financial products and services and to join in on lively, entertaining and interesting debate.
Like any organisation running a Blog we need to set some ground rules. Please remember that by registering for stuff4students.ie you have agreed to respect our terms and conditions.
The following principles are key to your use of the Blog and along with all other Legal terms and conditions and notices relating to your use of this Site including this Blog are essential reading!
You are fully responsible for the content that you post.
Guard your privacy and confidential information: Under no circumstances should you provide any of your bank account details or other sensitive personal or financial information nor should you include anyone else’s identification or sensitive personal or financial information in a Blog post.
Be respectful and law abiding: We welcome debate on the student issues, but we expect you to respect other people's views and beliefs. Personal attacks on authors, other users or any individual, offensive language and content that is unlawful, abusive or potentially objectionable in any way will not be tolerated on our Blog.
Keep it relevant and stay on-topic: Only comments that are related to the subject of the blog entry or the stuff4students.ie site will be posted. If you have an idea you wish to share or if you would like to provide feedback, please write to us at stuff.4.students@aib.ie but please note before doing so that we reserve the right to use all ideas and feedback without any obligation to compensate you.
Blog posts advertising products or services or posted for commercial purposes or gain are prohibited and will not be published or will be removed.
You must be 16 years of age or over to register as a member and to post comments on our Blog.
Please be aware that all of the views expressed in this Blog are purely the personal views of the authors and commentators (including those working for AIB as members of the stuff4students team or in any other capacity) and are based on their personal experiences and knowledge at the time of writing.
AIB does not offer financial or other advice through the Blog. If you have an immediate need in relation to any of our services or products, please contact your branch or call us on 1890 724724.
AIB will actively monitor the content of all posts submitted and reserves the right, in its sole discretion, not to publish any post(s) submitted or to remove any post(s), including, but not limited to, posts that in the opinion of AIB contain illegal, incorrect or potentially offensive or inappropriate content.
We want this to be a welcoming space for good third level discussion, and we ask you to help us achieve this by notifying us of potential problems and helping each other to keep conversations entertaining but above all appropriate.
If you come across any content that you consider offensive or you wish to bring any matter or issue to our attention in relation to this Site please write to stuff.4.students@aib.ie
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