However, when analysing the joint effect of the rent with the educational level, the positive relationship is only maintained for individuals with secondary education and ceases to be significant for baccalaureate. However, the most striking is the negative result found when crossing individuals with higher education with the level of income. One possible explanation is that individuals with a high income may have a level of financial investments or information needs about more sophisticated financial products, which justify a personal relationship with the Banks’ employees, not being sufficient for the type of services offered online. The only study that has found a negative relationship between income and Internet banking is that of Santouridis and Kyritsi (2014) referring to Greece, probably due to the fact that the higher the amount and the more complex the operations, the more comfortable people are with a face-to-face situation.