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There are actually 2 types of
online banks. One of them is offered by
banks that also have a brick and mortar building, but also provide online access
as well. They do this so they can
accommodate those customers who want to bank online and those who prefer the
traditional banking methods as well.
The other one is a virtual bank,
meaning they don't have a brick and mortar building where you can access them.
They are only available online. These
virtual banks will usually charge less for their fees, and are often free. They
can do this because they don't have all the overhead that a traditional brick
and mortar bank does.
People are becoming more and more
fond of online banking because they can pay bills online, so this saves them
time as well as the cost of stamps and gas running to a post office or other
locations. It also allows for shorter processing time.
With online banking you can
transfer funds from your savings to checking or visa versa all from the comfort
of your own home! You can also complete
loan applications or even do your investments online.
Another advantage is you can
access your bank acct online at any time to check your balance or download
transactions to your computer and some cases directly into software such as
quicken. This saves you a lot of time in tracking and reconciling your bank
statement.
An online bank is open 24/7 so as
long as you have an Internet connection you can access your acct whenever you
want. Online banks are well aware that
security is very important to their customers and they will have security
measures in place to keep your data safe.
These security measures include such things as encrypted transaction
information, password and user names, and many are now implementing security
images as well. If you are trying to make a transaction that may be risky you
will likely be asked additional security questions to insure someone is not
illegally trying to access your account.
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