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My Personal Banking, a special interface

By accessing My ING, every Personal Banking client under a FAA or MFP management contract has access to My Personal Banking. This dedicated online-banking platform allows you to:

View all your cash, equities, bonds, structured products, etc. on a single screen;

Have a direct link to your relationship manager, either to contact him/her or to share files instantly with him/her;

Review the details of your securities portfolio with graphic tracking of the weekly, monthly and annual performance of your equities;

Export the details of your portfolio in various formats (PDF, CSV, XML, JSON);

Access the Daily Market Watch, our newsletter that provides daily articles on economic focus points.

My ING is the online banking solution by ING Luxembourg that enables you to manage your finances quickly, easily, anytime and anywhere, from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

Transfer money easily

Check you balance and your movements anywhere

Manage the access rights of the user safely

Enjoy a secured connection thanks to LuxTrust certificates

ING Luxembourg S.A. uses trade names to designate some services linked to a payment account and invites consumers to refer to the glossary provided in the General Terms and Conditions of the Bank and in the Pricing Extract in order to identify the corresponding terms on the standardised list of services.

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