I use USAA, and it aggregates my accounts from multiple other sources all by itself. I log in to USAA and see my vanguard retirement investments, my joint checking account that I share with my wife, and my daughter's college savings account from another bank. I also see my mastercard bill and my insurance bills.
I also get an incredibly powerful mobile app, free checking, and ATM fee reimbursement.
The interesting part is that I was able to hook up those external bank accounts without providing username and passwords to USAA.
Note, their banking services are available to anybody, even non-military.
NetBank was able to pull in information from my credit cards long long ago when it existed. I remember using this feature at least 10 years ago. I can't remember if it was transactions or balance only though.
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I use USAA, and it aggregates my accounts from multiple other sources all by itself. I log in to USAA and see my vanguard retirement investments, my joint checking account that I share with my wife, and my daughter's college savings account from another bank. I also see my mastercard bill and my insurance bills.
I also get an incredibly powerful mobile app, free checking, and ATM fee reimbursement.
The interesting part is that I was able to hook up those external bank accounts without providing username and passwords to USAA.
Note, their banking services are available to anybody, even non-military.
NetBank was able to pull in information from my credit cards long long ago when it existed. I remember using this feature at least 10 years ago. I can't remember if it was transactions or balance only though.