Manage Everything in Your Life, All in One Place
http://haxordoubt.blogspot.com/2012/09/manage-everything-in-your-life-all-in.html
The best parts of life are the ones that require hardly any hassle: expounding on the superiority of your smartphone to your friends, collating your back issues Popular Mechanics, relaxing on a hidden beach in Thailand (hey, you can dream!). But these activities often get sacrificed when we become too overwhelmed with other responsibilities, like paying bills and managing a household. The truth is, it feels like we need more time in the day when, in reality, we just need a tool to help us manage it all. And Manilla.com can do that.
Manilla.com is a free service that lets you manage everything in your life, all in one place. It gives you a complete, organized view of all of your financial accounts, household accounts and utilities, daily deals, travel rewards programs, magazine and Netflix subscriptions, and more — all through Manilla.com or on Manilla's mobile apps.
Using Manilla is not just a way to organize your accounts — it's a great way to save money, too. It sends automatic reminders when your bills are almost due, which helps you pay your bills on time and avoid paying late fees. Manilla even reminds you when your travel miles or daily deals are about to expire, so those half-price concert tickets that you purchased months ago won't go unused.
Manilla automatically retrieves and stores your bills, statements and other account documents forever, for free. You can view, download or print them whenever you want. So come tax time, when you need to find important account documents fast, your documents will be easily available to you.
Plus, you can access Manilla wherever you are when you use the mobile app for the iPhone or Android, which has received nearly all 5-star ratings and thousands of positive reviews.
Most importantly, Manilla considers your privacy to be its top priority and stores all of your personal information and data behind top-level security protocols. That means you can access your accounts anywhere, anytime, knowing your information is protected.
Manilla supports more than 3,000 national and regional providers and it's always adding more. It only takes a few minutes to sign up and start saving time and money. Try Manilla today so that you can stop stressing over the next bill you have to pay and start saving your money.
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Manilla.com is a free service that lets you manage everything in your life, all in one place. It gives you a complete, organized view of all of your financial accounts, household accounts and utilities, daily deals, travel rewards programs, magazine and Netflix subscriptions, and more — all through Manilla.com or on Manilla's mobile apps.
Using Manilla is not just a way to organize your accounts — it's a great way to save money, too. It sends automatic reminders when your bills are almost due, which helps you pay your bills on time and avoid paying late fees. Manilla even reminds you when your travel miles or daily deals are about to expire, so those half-price concert tickets that you purchased months ago won't go unused.
Manilla automatically retrieves and stores your bills, statements and other account documents forever, for free. You can view, download or print them whenever you want. So come tax time, when you need to find important account documents fast, your documents will be easily available to you.
Plus, you can access Manilla wherever you are when you use the mobile app for the iPhone or Android, which has received nearly all 5-star ratings and thousands of positive reviews.
Most importantly, Manilla considers your privacy to be its top priority and stores all of your personal information and data behind top-level security protocols. That means you can access your accounts anywhere, anytime, knowing your information is protected.
Manilla supports more than 3,000 national and regional providers and it's always adding more. It only takes a few minutes to sign up and start saving time and money. Try Manilla today so that you can stop stressing over the next bill you have to pay and start saving your money.
Reposted from Lifehacker.com
