E-BANKING   

Advantages of E-Banking

 
What Is Electronic Banking

Types of E-Banking

Features of E-Banking

Advantages of E-Banking

Disadvantages of E-Banking

Does E-Banking Cost Anything

Security of E-Banking

The Future of E-Banking

Electronic Fund Transfer

The use of on-line banking gives an SME power to control their finances on a day-to-day basis. They have the ability to transfer funds to a savings account, to maximise interest on this surplus, as well as moving money back into the account to cover any shortfalls, and avoid paying any bank charges.

Advantages include:
  • No queuing;
  • No rushing to the bank before it closes;
  • Access to the account 24 hours, 7 days a week (some accounts do close for maintenance during the night);
  • Savings on bank charges;
  • Prevention of late penalties on bill payments;
  • Access to the account from anywhere (depending on the bank);
  • Better financial management.

 

NatWest claims that "using on-line banking could reduce your bank charges". For example, using on-line banking to pay bills may reduce the cost of cheque fees, together with the possibility of reducing postal charges.

 

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