In some cases, you can view details, such as the last 10 transactions in your bank account, right on Yodlee. For other accounts you'll click a link that takes you right to the account at the provider's site. We don't miss these at Yodlee, and we love the fact that Yodlee lets you access your accounts with wireless devices such as Web-enabled palm computers, cell phones, and pagers. What we do miss is an online bill-paying service, but the company says it will add one soon. The heart of the site is an account aggregator designed by Vertical One, a Yodlee competitor.
Users can quickly access any account for more details or to make transactions.
OnMoney updates your balances only when you log on, so it can't provide the kind of automatic balance alerts offered by Yodlee. But many users will probably be willing to trade that service for OnMoney's additional content and tools. Funds are taken from any bank account you designate. There's a reasonably good menu of financial news, articles, and calculators. There's a portfolio tracker, but it doesn't automatically input funds, stocks, or bonds held in investment accounts.