Articles Tagged ‘mobile banking’

How to Make Your Mobile Banking Activities Safer
Tuesday, February 10th, 2015
How to Make Your Mobile Banking Activities SaferMobile banking gives us greater power and control over our personal finances. We don’t need to coordinate our schedule with our bank’s operating hours, and we can conduct various types of banking activities wherever we are, whenever we choose to do so. Having this type of mobile access also lets us choose to do our banking transactions as soon as they need to be done, provided we have our laptop were smartphone with us. But greater opportunities for access can sometimes need greater opportunities for thieves and scammers as well. However, the good news is that the fear is far...

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How to Use Your Smartphone as a Budget Tool
Friday, September 27th, 2013
How to Use Your Smartphone as a Budget ToolIt seems like virtually everyone has a mobile device these days. We use our phones to communicate with our family, friends and business colleagues, of course, but many of us also use them for entertainment and other purposes. With the increasing popularity of smartphones, what was once just a method to talk (or text) with someone has now become a computer that we have with us practically at all times. Given the convenience that it provides, you can harness the power of your cell phone to help you manage your personal and professional budgets. Here is some banking advice on...

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How to Make the Most of Banking Account Alerts
Wednesday, January 9th, 2013
How to Make the Most of Banking Account AlertsIn many respects we’re now more connected to our bank and checking accounts than ever before, even though we’re doing less and less of our banking in person at the local branch. With online banking we can perform many basic banking tasks from home, regardless of the time of day or day of the week. Banks and credit unions continue working to give us additional ways of connecting with our accounts. In addition to online banking, banking alerts are on their way to becoming a standard way of doing business. Here’s some advice on some of the most common types...

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How to Deposit Money into Your Bank from Your Smart Phone
Wednesday, December 5th, 2012
The digital age has already revolutionized the way that some businesses interact with their customers. Digital books and music have already disrupted the old way of doing business in those industries, and now we’re seeing some major changes in the world of personal banking. For example, instead of having to visit the bank to deposit a check into your account, or even visit an ATM to deposit it, you can now deposit the funds simply by using an application on your smart phone. Your bank needs to support the service, of course, but an increasing number are doing so. If your...

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Top Rated Mobile Banking Services to Consider
Monday, November 26th, 2012
Top Rated Mobile Banking Services to ConsiderWith interest rates for savers so universally low, banks are having to find non-financial ways to compete for new customers. As you might expect, one of the ways that banks and credit unions are competing is by offering powerful and convenient new services to their customers. One of the most popular types of services is mobile banking; being able to conduct electronic banking transactions away from your bank, when you’re not at your desktop or laptop computer. As banks continue to expand the range of services that they offer to their customers, the mobile and remote access services continue expanding...

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Is Mobile Banking Safe?
Monday, April 16th, 2012
Is Mobile Banking SafePersonal financial security is in the front of many people’s minds these days, and with good reason. If you’ve ever had your credit card or debit card number compromised, then you know how much time and effort it can take to restore whatever funds were taken from your accounts. In some cases, it can take months or even years to clear up the damage that a compromised account may have caused to your credit reports. Today there are an increasing number of ways that we need to be vigilant in protecting our financial information. For example, as more of us...

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