CALABASAS, Calif. — Digital Insight and Intuit Inc., its new owner, will spend the next several months rolling out what they hope will be the next generation of online banking.
FinanceWorks, in both a consumer and home/small business format, essentially integrates Intuit's ubiquitous Quicken software into the home banking platform, giving users an unprecedented view of their financial positions and a new ability to manage their finances, the company said.
Consumers whose financial institutions use DI as their online banking vendor — and that's about 10% of the 43 million home banking households and 80 million end users out there — will be able to do such things as manage and pay bills in a single place, track expenses, and create budgets based on that data.
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