Online Banking Helps With Keeping On Top Of Payments
One of the most common problems before the introduction of online  banking was knowing how much was in your account and what payments were  still due to come out. Most of the time you needed to wait for your  monthly statement to see your total balance and the dates that all the  outgoings were on. This cause a few problems to prevent yourself from  being accidentally overdrawn between a payment going out and money going  in ; more often than not people were going overdrawn by a dollar or two  when paying a utility bill thinking that they had enough money in the  account. Online banking means that you are able to check your account on  a daily basis to check the current levels to ensure that you can afford  everything that you think you can.
Online Banking Makes Transferring Money Quicker
Cheques can often take a week to clear, which made it much harder to  stay on top of your finances. Not to mention that some people would not  cash cheques immediately, leaving you to constantly need to guess when  that money would finally leave your account. Through online banking, the  transfer of money is not possible. This is not just transferring from  one account to another that you own but also paying bills and  transferring money to somebody else.
Online Banking Means Less Paper
One of the main benefits to online banking was the improvement on the  ozone layer. Online banking means that there is no longer a need to  receive statements through the mail. If you do still want copies of your  statements, or need them for financial reasons, they can be downloaded  in PDF style and saved to your computer.
