I use SunTrust, PC and online banking, (access via their web site and
throught Money), no fees. Talk to your banker. If you have the right account
type, I think these services are free.


"Chris Cowles" <NoSpam[at]For.me> wrote in message
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Well its weird because the same sign-up page (username and password page)
comes up for suntrust as it does for other yodlee download bank accounts
(Like washington mutual). As a counter example, Discovercard has a different
looking signup (username and password) page that seems to be supported
directly (without yodlee) by money 2005.

And, unfortunately, I am tied to suntrust. Thanks for your help. If anyone
else with suntrust has tried it, Id like to hear how it goes.

Thanks.


"Chris Cowles" wrote:

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If Suntrust supports Microsoft Money directly, I think you're not going
through Yodlee to SunTrust, even if you're using Yodlee for other purposes.

$6/month is a lot to pay for online banking. Many banks offer it for free
now because of competitive pressure, and because I believe it actually
reduces their customer support costs. Wachovia for example, does, as does
AmSouth. Unless you're tied to SunTrust for other reasons, you might want to
consider another bank.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL


"MikeG" <MikeG[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Anyone here have suntrust bank with statement download through Money 2005? I
was charged a PC-Banking fee of like $6/month, but I never signed up for any
kind of pc-banking through suntrust. I guess they noticed I used yodlee to
download statements, and they charged me? I thought yodlee just would log in
to the website and download the statements, but I guess it was monitored
somehow?. Anyone else had this situation occur?

If so, I guess that precludes me from automatic statement download.