How Can You Get A Free, Time Saving, Money Manager?

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Once in a while, we have found that a really cool service comes along that makes life so much easier. There is a brand new service called mint.com. This is one of those services and the best part is that it costs nothing!

Free And Easy To Set Upy
In just a few minutes, you can easily track where you're spending all your money and in addition you can find out how your investments or retirement account are performing. You can easily set up budgets for your spending and it can all be done in one place. You can enter your loan information such as a payday loan account and your balance or a car loan. You can also set up email and text alerts so that you'll be immediately notified whenever there's an important change in your finances that could clue you in quickly to a potential problem with your finances. This whole process is virtually effortless! The tremendous advantage to you is of course that it is a free service and the service protects you financial accounts from all sorts of perils.

This Is Safe And Secure
The service provider automatically displays your bank, credit union and credit card balances. You are anonymous on this service since you never share your name, address, social security number or account numbers. With an automatic email and with SMS alerts provided, you can increase your online security by learning about, and acting to prevent any damage to your personal accounts in the vent of any suspicious activity in any of your accounts.

You Can Get 'Compare And Save Service'
You will also be treated to comparisons of like accounts at other financial institutions for your bank accounts, for your credit cards, for your certificates of deposit, for your stock and bond brokerage accounts, and for your 401(k) accounts. The comparisons are set up so that you view the best products out there and compare them to the products you are currently using. Some users of these types of services have saved hundreds of dollars by switching from one credit card to another or switching from one bank account to another in order to lower their cost basis for maintaining that type of an account.
Over time, the differences in fees and performance can add up to big dollars which will still be in your pocket. After all, you work hard for the money in your pocket and your accounts.


About the Author:
Nathan Randall, editor, DailyDollar Newsletter provides free daily advice on money matters plus coupons and discount codes. FYI...you can now access the DailyDollar Newsletter via iTunes podcast, YouTube video, and on Facebook and Twitter too.



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