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Can I import bank statements from Internet Banking?

 

Yes you can. CashManager has a facility to import bank statements from all of the major banks in New Zealand including: ASB; ANZ; BNZ; TSB; National Bank, Westpac and RABO Bank. 

The import facility is also perfect for importing credit card transactions including AMEX, Visa and Mastercard. You can also import bank statement transactions from banking software such as PC Banking from the BNZ, Fastnet Office from the ASB and Direct Link from the National Bank.


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  • Click 'details' to find the module that caused the illegal operation. If CashWin32.exe, run the Cleanup utility & reboot. If IDPDX., run the CLeanup utility, delete and re-install the Borland Database Engine. (The Cleanup utility is launched via Start | Programs | Accomplish | Cleanup Utility). [Read More]

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