[gui-talk] credit unions and/or online bank

[Steve Jacobson]

Allen,

I would be curious to know what you find out about your credit union as I suspect that many credit unions may use the same developer.  I belong to one 
that isn't too bad but one has to get past a visual CAPTCHA with no alternatives to log in.  However, the site isn't actually run by the people at my credit 
union so I am having trouble getting anywhere.

On the other hand, I have had pretty good luck with Wells Fargo's web site.  Since they were forced some to become accessible, it is likely that they will 
remain accessible at least for a while.  They do pretty much everything you mentioned, except I don't think the monthly statement can be displayed in 
HTML although I could be wrong.  You can get transactions in Excel, though, and their PDF documents are pretty good as well.  On second thought, I 
think I open a comma-delimited file in Excel, but it works find and such files can be brought into other software as well.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

On Fri, 9 Mar 2012 16:29:19 -0500, Hoffman, Allen wrote:

>Can folks who have positive experiences using online banking please post
>with information about their bank?
>I'm looking for an online bank where I can:
>1.  Read my monthly statement in HTML format, or download the
>transactions and read in excel, including the annotations of what each
>transaction is for.
>2.  Access my annual tax interest information in HTML and probably PDF
>for download.
>3.  Perform bill payments including periodic automated payments.
>4.  See loan activities in HTML or PDF.
>5.  See credit card statements including transactions in HTML, .csv, or
>PDF.
> 
>I have a credit union now and find their site has gone down in
>accessibility of late.  I do plan to begin raising my concerns to get
>the site remediated but don't feel it will get done any time soon.
> 
>I don't think just posting that your online bank sucks too helps us out,
>only helps people avoid them.  Posting banks that do have accessibility
>is more positive at the end of the day.
> 
> 
>Allen Hoffman
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