Also, keyloggers are very often pieces of hardware than can be sneakily installed between keyboard and PS2 port on computer, they read all keystrokes, store them internally, and then in response to some special key combination will dump out the contents of their memory to the crook. Keep this in mind if you ever plan to use public pcs to check bank information- even if you trust the software (ie. a library where any changes a person makes are reset for every new logon) don't trust the hardware. So this really is useful, but nobody in their right mind still leaves money in ING anyways, so its a rather moot point.

Here's wishing ED would state your daily interest accumulation on the website like ING did.