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First Federal Savings Bank Using Microsoft Money 98

By Jim Bruene on February 7, 1998 8:45 AM

First Federal Savings Bank in LaGrange

www.banklagrange.com

Microsoft Money free trial banner runs right below the login screen at First Federal Savings https://www.banklagrange.com/online/default.asp .

First Federal Savings Bank (LaGrange, GA; $238 million) is pitching Microsoft Money 98 free trials on its login screen. Internet banking users can choose to download statement detail into Money using Microsoft’s ActiveStatement feature. More than 122 banks and CUs now support downloading into Money.

Service provider for First Federal is nFront.
Contact: Alan Powell is Product Manager at nFront, (706) 369-3779 x235, apowell@banking.com .

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