I do use my bank's online access. I have been doing so for many years.
I just am looking for a convenient way to access my own independent
checkbook electronically from anywhere. Note: Do you trust your bank to
be perfect (not make any mistakes)?
on Thu, 3 May 2007, John DeCarlo wrote:
>I recommend using your financial institution's online presence.
>They know how much money you have in the account, they can send
>the checks out for you if you want. Then you can get rid of your
>paper checkbook, if you want.
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