Internet Banking Plus

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Your financial world at a glance

Internet Banking Plus is a simple way to view all your money - wherever it is. It brings together your first direct and non-first direct financial accounts in one place - giving you a bigger picture of your financial world. You can view balances and get an idea of your net worth - all on one screen, and with a single password. Best of all? It's completely free.

• Internet Banking Plus 'tracks' information from your non-first direct accounts into the balance screen
• for your security, all your usernames and passwords are encrypted and stored in a digital safe on your own computer.

To find out more about Internet Banking Plus, why not visit our frequently asked questions?about Internet Banking Plus(opens in new window)

See how it all adds up

Here's what you'll need to get started.

• your security details for each of your online accounts
• if you haven't registered for the facility on any account you will need to do this if you'd like to include them in the Internet Banking Plus service
• additional details of mortgages, savings accounts and other valuable items. These can be included as assets to give an idea of your true net worth.

Using Internet Banking Plus

View the demo's transcript

Video Transcript

1. This is the Internet Banking Plus money screen displaying all your financial accounts that you've added to Internet Banking Plus. By selecting the 'services' tab you can view non-financial online accounts. Selecting 'update all accounts' will instantly refresh all your balances. You can quickly log in to any of your accounts from Internet Banking Plus by simply selecting the account you'd like to access. This will open up a separate window and automatically log you in.

   

2. To see the total balance of everything you've added, take a look at 'my net worth'.

   

3. To log off from Internet Banking Plus, simply select 'log off' in the top right hand corner.

   

4. Then select 'confirm exit'.