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When you log in to Egg, using a PC that you've upgraded with Egg Money Manager, your other bank's security details are collected from the password safe on your PC. These details are sent, via your computer, to your bank so you can access your accounts with them securely.

Your other bank's balances are then collected and displayed on the 'Your money' page here at Egg, alongside your Egg balances.

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How are your details stored securely?
When you activate Egg Money Manager, we'll show you how to download a piece of software called ActiveX which acts as a password safe, storing your other banks' log in details securely on your PC. This means your passwords with other banks are never shown to anyone at Egg. Remember, in the extremely unlikely event of fraud, you are covered by the Egg Guarantee.

All up to the minute
When you log in to Egg Money Manager the balances you see are all up to the minute - the service collects your information in real time.

Exactly what it does
With Egg Money Manager, you can:

  • See the balances for your other online bank and building society accounts, your credit and store cards and even your loan accounts in one place, here at Egg.

  • Go straight to your other banks' secure websites with just one click.

  • You don't need to log in again.

  • Then you can manage your money as normal.

How do I get started?
Getting started is really simple. You need to register first, select the banks you'd like to include and the accounts you want to display, then enter the security details you usually give for each bank.