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Originally Posted by *Joe*
I think it is dependant on your bank, my bank in the UK (lloydsTSB) allow you to download your statements from the internet banking in a format which iBank can import, i tried it out with the trial version.
Try contacting your bank, it may be a hidden feature.
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Oh, I know I can download my statements. I was referring to automatically connecting to my banks and doing it for me. It saves the extra step of having to connect, download, import. Once you start doing it this way (I used MS Money for a long time), you can't go back to manually doing.
It does everything: credit cards, checking, savings, stocks. No way I would do it manually.
