how do i get to on line banking?
Well, this is a REALLY BAD place to start
You should get all of your information directly from your bank and never from a public forum like this. So, you need to call or visit your bank and ask them how their program works, most are easy to setup.
The main reason is to avoid fishing scams and protect your identity.
For example, you might do a search for "online banking with XXXX Bank," where XXXX is the name of your bank and come across a page that is made to look like your bank, but is actually stealing your info!
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