Internet banking is becoming a more popular way for Britons to manage their finances, it has been claimed.
According to a spokesperson for Nationwide Building Society, the number of subscribers taking advantage of its internet banking service has rocketed from 13,000 to more than three million in the last decade.
Additionally, the expert predicted that the trend will continue, citing a MORI poll that revealed 86 per cent of internet banking users believe the portal to be secure.
"Customers have the convenience of banking from the comfort of their own home, or indeed wherever they are in the world, together with many additional benefits such as discounts and paperless statements," she remarked.
The society spokesperson also said that other online portals are proving popular, in addition to internet banking, with savings accounts available via the web also offering consumers the "highest-paying instant access" to their cash.
Vodafone recently unveiled a service that is an evolution of internet banking, with its mobile banking set to be available to Britons via their own handset for a variety of banks and financial services providers.






