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Personal Money Management
Set Budgets. Track Spending. Monitor Your Progress.
Whether you already use financial management software or you're looking for a new tool to help track your spending, Towne-Personal online banking is designed to work with the following software:
Money Management
Quicken*
Quickbooks*
Money Management
Money management is a complimentary, personal financial management tool available in personal online or mobile banking. Easily connect your TowneBank and other accounts to get a complete view of your spending habits – all from one place. Money management includes tools to set budgets, analyze your spending, and you can even see where you are on any given day with the Cash Flow Calendar.
Easily connect your TowneBank accounts to your Quickbooks software with either Direct Connect (One-Step Updates) or Web Connect. With Direct Connect you can automatically download your account information, transfer funds between your TowneBank accounts, pay your bills – all within Quickbooks.
Enjoy the first three months of Direct Connect for Free and then pay $10 per month after the free period ends.
Or, if you prefer to skip the monthly fee, you can also connect your TowneBank accounts with Web Connect. With WebConnect, log into Towne-Personal Online Banking, chose an account, and select ‘Export’ to download your transactions into Quickbooks.
To get started with Quickbooks, open your software, and have your Towne-Personal User ID and Password ready.
Your mobile carrier's web access charges may apply. All terms applicable to Online Banking apply to Mobile Banking. Quickbooks is registered trademarks of Intuit Inc.
