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Top Ten Banking & Financial Videos plus bonus features
Internet Banking Tips
Financial tips for 20 somethings with Lesley Scorgie and Rob Carrick
Suze Orman Financial Tips for Women
What is a Put Option?
Investopedia Video: Call Option Basics
Investopedia Video: How Do Futures Contracts Work?
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Teaching Teens About Money
Stock Investment Tips : How to Buy Stocks Without a Broker
What are futures?
Cramer: What Stocks to Buy in a Recession
Optigig : International Banking and Financial Digital Marketing
The videos featured on this page are property of their respective owners and are presented here in accordance with any agreements said owners have in place with YouTube and the YouTube Creative Commons license agreement. Presentation of these videos is intended for promotional and entertainment purposes only and the owner of this domain is not responsible for the content presented herein by any video producer featured.
Some
HANDY Online
Banking Tips
With
the increasing popularity of the Internet as a virtual
marketplace, consumers and criminals alike have
capitalized on this growing community. As a result
the issue of Internet security has become one of
great importance, especially when it comes to online
banking.
However,
safe banking online is not as difficult as it may
seem. It simply involves making the right choices.
This article will provide some tips that will help
ensure a safe banking experience on the Internet.
First,
make sure that the bank you choose is legitimate.
If they do not have a branch you can visit locally,
then you won't have the convenience of checking
them out in person. In such cases, it is advisable
to read pertinent information about the bank on
its site.
Most
financial institutions will have an "About Us" tab
where you can read more information about the bank
and its history.
You
should even be able to the find name and address
for the bank's headquarters along with a toll free
number you can use to speak with a live person.
Second, be aware of criminals who put up fraudulent
websites under a name or web address similar to
that of a credible bank. Unfortunately, theses undesirables
have caused some trepidation when it comes to online
banking.
However,
they can be fairly easy to spot and avoid. These
sites are designed to trick you into entering their
website and providing your personal information
(i.e., social security number, account number, password).
Be sure you have typed the appropriate web address
for your bank before accessing your account online.
This
can be easily ensured by "book marking" your bank's
site or adding it to your "favorites" in your web
browser.
Doing
this virtually guarantees you will visit the correct
site in the future.
Third, safeguard your private information.
Thieves
would love to get a hold of your credit card numbers,
banking info, social security number and other private
data. Review your bank's security practices. This
information is usually available on their website,
but you should also be able contact the bank directly
if necessary. A secure online banking site will
provide encryption. In this process, private information
is scrambled in order to prevent the wrong eyes
from seeing it.
Some
web browsers will show an icon at the bottom of
your screen that looks like a key or a lock. This
icon indicates that your transaction is secure and
your private information has been encrypted. A secure
online bank will also provide a password or PIN
(Personal Identification Number).
These
security measures will be unique to you and, in
most cases, you should be able to choose your own.
Your password or PIN should be something unique
and regularly changed. If you use a birthday, then
others could easily guess it. Try to use a combination
that is easy for you to remember but unknown to
others.
It
should be clear that safe online banking is not
an impossible task. It simply involves being well
informed and making the right decisions.
