The development of internet banking has been a huge boon to me. Since retiring and downsizing my home I have a bit of money to play with for the first time in my life.
I check my accounts, using the internet, almost every day.
I have 5 separate bank accounts 2 of which are ISAs which pay me a small amount of interest each month (about £8 to £10) providing that I always have at least £2000 in them and pay in no less that £500 per month.
I sometimes have to take money out of one to pay for a holiday, unexpected bill or to lend one of my kids, etc. And then move money around for a few days to ensure I comply with restrictions in para 2.
One of my accounts is used solely for paying bills which vary from month to month. I get no interest at all on this account, so at the end of each month I transfer any surplus to the savings accounts. And then sometimes have to move it back quickly to cover an unexpected expense, like the clutch going in my sons car!!!!
Also I find that some of the direct debits I have to energy companies, Sky, EE, etc. sometimes try to sneak in an improper extra payment which is easily overlooked if you let the bastards get away with it.
It is all a bit complicated but allows me to maximize what I earn from my savings.
In any case being retired .... It helps to pass the time!!!