As I was driving to work this morning I was thinking about how quickly bills, mailers, and other advertisements pile up and that most of the messes we deal with at home are because of that! I try to go through the mail daily and get rid of the “junk” but even the things we do need (like bills) can quickly become junk.  If you’re tired of the clutter from bills, subscriptions, and more, Manilla has the solution for you!

What is Manilla?

Manilla is a free web-based service that helps consumers better manage all of their household accounts, including financial, utilities, subscriptions and travel rewards programs, in one secure place online. Under a single password, Manilla provides customers with an automated, organized view of all of their account information, text and/or email reminders to pay bills and unlimited storage of account documents that Manilla has seamlessly retrieved for the consumer.

What are the benefits of Manilla?

Most people have more than 20 different household accounts, including three to four credit cards, several travel and hotel rewards accounts, multiple magazine and newspaper subscriptions, plus cable, phone, and other assorted utility bills. In order to stay on top of all this, people have to manage daily incoming paper mail, an array of online usernames and passwords, and websites in order to access important account information and take action. Manilla takes all your account information – current balances, previous payments, upcoming bills due – and stores it for you in one secure place. Most importantly, you need only one password to view, manage and organize it all.

The best thing about Manilla is it’s FREE!  Check out Manilla for FREE here–>Manilla registration

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*This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Manilla.  This post may contain affiliate links. Please refer to my disclosure policy for more information