best online banking in Pittsburgh?

[khyron]

Greets again Steel City, this is that intrepid n00b again who's getting ready to move up there. I read carefully through all the previously tagged banking posts and got a lot of useful feedback but I have one outstanding specific question to ask you - between PNC, Citizens, and National City who has the best online banking interface

Comments

[t3knomanser]

Citizens is pretty good.

* User interface is fine.
* Savings, cards and checking yes. Every line of business, no. Investment services, for example, are separate.
* I've used it on a Mac, Safari, Camino and Firefox.
* Multi-factor is a go
* Haven't checked. Probably.
* I haven't checked uptime stats or anything, but it's never been down when I needed it.

[31337zeke]

I like Citizens as well. I have seen their online banking be down for maintenance, though. I forget when, but it was an oddball hour, like 7 AM on a Sunday morning or something like that. I don't have a credit card with them, but my two checking accounts (one of which is a joint account) and savings accounts interoperate very well and I really like the bill pay service. The only bad thing is that I don't think the other person on the joint account can't see my scheduled bill payments and such, but I'm the payer of bills for our household, so it doesn't much matter.

[ras2883]

I third Citizen's.

[sekkie]

Fourth Citizen's--my husband has his own business, etc., and it's effortless to manage everything online.

[khyron]

Could you help me verify something someone else said about Citizens?

Can you manage a credit card from them right alongside your checking and savings accounts within the same web site? Are their credit cards offered by them directly through a card division of Citizens or indirectly in connection with someone else?

Thanks!

ETA - their site can't even apply for a credit card, it says to come by a branch, hmm...

[cpdavngr]

Fifth Citizen's. I've had National City and PNC and I definitely like Citizen's the best. :)