1. Banking Online By: Diep Hoang

2. Bank on Your PC For years, online banking has been “the next big thing.” No more rushing out in the rain to transfer funds to cover a check you just wrote. No more wondering whether you forgot to pay the electric bill or just neglected to record it in your checkbook. No more Saturdays frittered away trying to figure out why your account balance doesn’t match your bank statement. For years, online banking has been “the next big thing.” No more rushing out in the rain to transfer funds to cover a check you just wrote. No more wondering whether you forgot to pay the electric bill or just neglected to record it in your checkbook. No more Saturdays frittered away trying to figure out why your account balance doesn’t match your bank statement.

3. Online Banking: Growing Interest A recent survey from research firms Jupiter Communications and FIND/SVP determined that there’s strong interest among PC owners in electronic banking from home; 2.5 million U.S. households say they are very likely to begin using online banking in the next 12 months, and 4.7 million more households say they are somewhat likely to begin doing that in the next 12 months.

4. Online Banking Yet to Deliver! Yet, online banking has yet to reach mass appeal – and may never be more than a tool for niche groups, a new report on ebanking confirms. Despite the Internet’s underwhelming performance thus far, the majority of community banks, especially those with assets greater than $100 million, intend to launch sites, perceiving it as a defensive move.

5. Conclusion In conclusion, if the Internet has done anything, though, it has shaken banks out of their complacency, and it has demonstrated that some consumers are willing to hand over management of finances to other stewards. If banks are going to maintain their ties with these people, they will need to become more creative in the delivery of their services. In conclusion, if the Internet has done anything, though, it has shaken banks out of their complacency, and it has demonstrated that some consumers are willing to hand over management of finances to other stewards. If banks are going to maintain their ties with these people, they will need to become more creative in the delivery of their services.

6. Work Cites “Bank on your PC?—Can you count on your computer to ease financial transactions? Tap into four first- time users’ accounts to see if the switch to home banking paid off.” Manhasset; New York 11 Jan. 1997. “Bank on your PC?—Can you count on your computer to ease financial transactions? Tap into four first- time users’ accounts to see if the switch to home banking paid off.” Manhasset; New York 11 Jan. 1997. Bielski, Lauren. “Online banking yet to deliver”. American Bankers Association. 01 Sept. 2000. Bielski, Lauren. “Online banking yet to deliver”. American Bankers Association. 01 Sept. 2000. Jaffe, Douglas. “Internet banking product analysis: The facts behind web Banking Usage” 24 Mar. 2003. Jaffe, Douglas. “Internet banking product analysis: The facts behind web Banking Usage” 24 Mar. 2003.http://www.financial- insights.com/doc.asp?docID=1424http://www.financial- insights.com/doc.asp?docID=1424 “Internet Banking System Analysis” August 2001 “Internet Banking System Analysis” August 2001 http://itpapers.zdnet.com/abstract.aspx?scid=219&docid=26897.http://itpapers.zdnet.com/abstract.aspx?scid=219&docid=26897. Pearlman, Ellen. “Online banking: Growing interest, but what’s the yield?” New York 01 Jan. 1997: 15+. Pearlman, Ellen. “Online banking: Growing interest, but what’s the yield?” New York 01 Jan. 1997: 15+. Trypak, Daniel. “The Future of Internet Banking” 28 Apr. 2004 Trypak, Daniel. “The Future of Internet Banking” 28 Apr. 2004..http://www.emarkerter.com/Articleaspx?1002767 Weehawken Patridge. “Banking Online” Earl G. Graves Publishing Co., Inc. New Jersey August 2001: p56+. Weehawken Patridge. “Banking Online” Earl G. Graves Publishing Co., Inc. New Jersey August 2001: p56+.

7. Thank You I want to thank Mrs. Joy for teaching this class. I have a lot of fun and I also learned a lot about the internet. I wish you and the whole class enjoy my presentation and have a great summer with your friends and family everyone. Bye Bye all. I want to thank Mrs. Joy for teaching this class. I have a lot of fun and I also learned a lot about the internet. I wish you and the whole class enjoy my presentation and have a great summer with your friends and family everyone. Bye Bye all.