The sad part is that the majority of messages (at least in the case of Chase bank) are duplicates of what are in the email, or at least able to be figured out f

The sad part is that the majority of messages (at least in the case of Chase bank) are duplicates of what are in the email, or at least able to be figured out from the email (e.g. a large deposit has been made). I'd be concerned that with the frequency of emails received, it might prevent people from logging in when there actually is a real important message.