Need help with on-line banking

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[John Galt's cousin]

Your tips look like great banks, but they don't seem to have the feature I have been looking for. You can't see the scheduled transactions, and their effect upon the balance, on the same page as the completed ones. I am hoping to find a bank that will show the effect of the scheduled transactions upon the balance.

Thank you for sharing the info

[John Galt's cousin]

Except for EverBank, which is raising the minimum balance for free online banking to $5,000, I have not had any luck yet. If I find it, I’ll let you know.

I had an account at Chase, and was not happy with them either.

[Vinnie]

Here in NC I use Wachovia. They are affiliated with Wells Fargo now.

Like doing business with them, online and in person.

[John Galt's cousin]

I am hoping that a FReeper in the banking industry will understand what we are trying to find and point us in the right direction.

[Drago]

EverBank apparently contracts with Metavante to do their online banking programming...you might want to call Metavante and ask which other banks use them...they might have similar interfaces.

http://www.finextra.com/fullpr.asp?id=25822
http://www.metavante.com/FinancialSolutions/ebanking/index.htm
http://www.metavante.com/ContactUs/index.htm

My credit union uses CheckFree (now called Fiserv).
http://www.fiserv.com/

[John Galt's cousin]

I think i found some leads by searching for
cibng.ibanking-services.com
on copernic.com

The underlying service is through Metavante

I found this site, but haven’t checked the economics yet:

https://www2.vistfc.com/info/Metavante/CeBDemo/acctActivity.html?0**DAYN

[John Galt's cousin]

THANKS!