In theory, all your information is stored on the servers for

Vanguard, Fidelity, Chase, etc. and you are just using the Chromebook to be able to look at it, you aren't actually storing anything either on the Chromebook or with Google. The nature of the OS on a Chromebook makes it far more resistant to hacking, spyware, keyloggers, or ransomware like a PC or Mac could get.

If you don't trust Vanguard either, then I got nuthin'.

In response to this post by EDGEMAN

Posted: 02/09/2021 at 07:56AM

Looking at Chromebooks. Not sure what specs are needed -- hoosnowahokie 02/08/2021 8:53PM

You can get a laptop for $500 -- EDGEMAN 02/09/2021 07:34AM

The one caveat there is for doing anything financial on your computer -- Tafkam Hokie 02/09/2021 07:42AM

If secure means all of your financial data goes straight to Google &... -- EDGEMAN 02/09/2021 07:51AM

In theory, all your information is stored on the servers for -- Tafkam Hokie 02/09/2021 07:56AM

Don't feed the troll ** -- vtbones 02/09/2021 08:30AM

Speaking of trolls, welcome to the Lounge ** -- EDGEMAN 02/09/2021 11:52AM

Bandwidth is probably more important for video conferencing ** -- Brown Water 02/08/2021 9:56PM

4GB memory, 16 or 32GB storage. That's all you need. ** -- UTPr0sim 02/08/2021 9:34PM

220... 221..... whatever it takes... ** -- BobG 02/09/2021 09:18AM

I got a Lenovo for around $200 -- TheNuke 02/08/2021 9:16PM

In theory, all your information is stored on the servers for

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