But people often are not as protective when using smartphones for online banking. Of course, no matter how careful a consumer is, hackers can still compromise online security. You have to look no ...

Matt Certo jumped at the chance to use his smartphone for banking as soon as his bank offered the service a few years back. The Orlando, Fla., high-tech entrepreneur understood the technology and ...

Picture this: You're at the airport waiting with your wife to board a plane to some warm weather spot when you get a frantic call from your daughter at college. "Dad, I need money," she says.

This story is part 2 of a package on mobile banking. I'm beginning to wonder if it's time to start using my smartphone to do my banking. After all, I love online banking, so shouldn't mobile ...

Nearly 71 percent of consumers sleep with their smartphones nearby and 35 percent say it’s the first thing they reach for in the morning, according to the second annual Bank of America Trends in ...

But mobile banking, it turns out, may be doubly blessed: IT security experts say "thumb banking" is actually more secure than online banking from your computer.

Q: Is it safer to do my online banking on my smartphone or computer? A: Compromised banking credentials are a hot property on the dark web, which serves as a marketplace for cyber thieves and ...

Matt Certo jumped at the chance to use his smartphone for banking as soon as his bank offered the service a few years back. The Orlando, Fla., high-tech entrepreneur understood the technology and ...