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Imagine this, you have to transfer funds to your boy who is in college, whose allowance is due or he doesn't get to eat. Problem is, you're taking care of four more children and one of them can't even walk. So what do you do? Haul them all to the bank? Ask the most senior of the kids to watch over his/her siblings? What if she's not available? Eventually, you decide to haul them all to the bank when to your horror, a line as long as the Great Wall of China daunts you with its presence? Sound familiar? 2. Proceed to your local bank and ask for an application form for web access. Present them with your ID and bank account number to prove that you indeed have an account with them. 3. Fill out the information that is required on the application form. Normally, it will take an hour or so for the application to be approved. In some developing countries though, the application may take days. Once you are approved, you are then given your Login Name together with your initial password or Pin Mailer. Do not lose this piece of paper! If you do and somebody unscrupulous picks it up then you are through. Kiss your money goodbye. What you should do is go home, log on to the account then change your password through the change password facility. Now that you have changed the password, memorize it. If you must write it down, take the piece of paper put it in a plastic bag, walk ten paces from the backdoor of your backyard, turn left at the tree and walk four more paces straight ahead...just kidding of course. But it is with utmost importance that I stress this point that you must keep that piece of paper very safe. Now that you are all set, you can bank while eating, smoking, drinking, taking care of the kids, doing the laundry and still you'll get the job done. One last thing; the services that your bank offers online may differ from that of another bank. Some banks allow you to open new accounts online, others don't. Some allow you to apply for credit cards or loans (e.g. car loans or housing loans) online, while others may not offer the complete list of their services on their web pages. Hence, it would be wise to first call your bank, inquire about what services they have on their web page then decide from their. Article Source: Online Banking Guide This article has been viewed 217 times. Add to Del.icio.us |
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