Cheapest mortgages - Whatbills Launches Web Based Service for Individuals to Organize Bills
Jul 31, 2006
Tired of using complicated personal finance software? Try Whatbills. The service reminds you about upcoming bills, helps you budget appropriately and most of all organizes your bills and saves you time. Current financial software to manage your personal finances is difficult to use and rarely web based. Now you can signup for an easy to use web service that will take over the chore of remembering and organizing your bills.
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) July 31, 2006 -- Many Americans spend a lot of time doing their bills every month. Actually paying the bills isn't generally what takes most of that time. It's the headaches of knowing which bills are due, when to pay them, and sometimes finding the paperwork can be a hassle. Not to mention actually budgetting appropriately.
Now a new web based service will handle most of the chores for you. Whatbills (http://www.whatbills.com), launched on July 1, 2006 helps individuals remember their upcoming bills by sending them e-mail reminders and appearing in their upcoming bills section on the web service. It also helps people keep track of previous payments they have made and provides them a glance of their upcoming bills so that they can budget appropriately.
"The service has been an overwhelming success early on," says Masood Rahim, founder of Whatbills. "After personally being frustrated with existing financial software and using Excel spreadsheets, we created this service because nothing like it existed."
"Web based personal financial management tools have been a largely ignored area." Whatbills is looking to fill that void. The service doesn't change the way you currently pay bills, its merely a tool to aide individuals in remembering their bills, budgeting appropriately and getting organized.
To signup simply visit the web site at: http://www.whatbills.com
