Julian Goldsmith sure thinks so. In an article for silicon.com, Goldsmith says that online banking "needs serious help," mostly when it comes to navigation and design of banks' Web sites.
This past two weeks, I've participated in two Carnivals of Personal Finance.
Have you ever wondered what an ACH transaction is? I know I have.
If you bank online and want to share your thoughts about your bank's online services, submit an online bank review for publication and make money doing it.
Hopefully you aren't the only person who knows where you keep your money and your usernames and your passwords for your accounts.
If you are, you might be asking for trouble.
A lot of visitors come here by Googling information about transferring their retirement accounts, either the IRA or their Roth IRA, many to Vanguard.
Since there seems to be interest in the topic, and I just completed my Roth IRA transfers from Ameriprise to Vanguard recently, I'll recap the entire process.
Online banking is so appealing because it makes your life easier. You don't have to worry about keeping track of paper statements, checks to deposit and when your bills are due.
When I first started paying attention to my finances, I checked my money online constantly. Mostly because I had just found ING Direct and loved watching my money grow, but I was logging on multiple times per day.
A 100% switch to paperless banking could save 17 million trees from being logged, according to a new study from Javelin Strategy & Research.