Electronic Filing Cabinet For Dummies

[theweave]

I was not sure where to put this so I am putting this here!

When Chris first ordered his cheques from the Royal Bank, a flyer came with it offering a free trial version of the Organizer and Filing Cabinet for Dummies.

It has numerous features in it but the one he likes the most is you can store all of your credit card, debit card, passwords etc. securely.

This is especially handy when our computer updates and all of the "cookies" erase our saved logins for our banks etc. Chris used to have to gather up all the debit cards and re-enter them all. Now he just has to open the program, put in his password and everything comes up. From there, he simply cuts and pastes all of the debit card info into the websites and re-saves them! You can even enter the website address and then you just click "go to URL" and it will load the page automatically for you!

I just looked at their website and you can't get a free trial but they are offering the download for only $19.99. That includes all of the features, including the one's that Chris cannot access because he has the free version!

Check it out if you are interested. If you happen to find the "trial version", download it and use it, it is rather handy to have if you need to keep track of all of your credit cards, SDM Optimum Cards, Debit Cards etc. Saves having to get out your wallet everytime you need to enter something on the website!

Organizer and Filing Cabinet For Dummies

Great way to stay organized and like I said, all of your cards, passwords etc. are password protected!

Can't speak of the other features because we have not really used them though!

[save_girl]

I am probably overly cautious, but I just don't believe anything is ever secure enough online that I feel comfortable putting that much important personal financial information out there.

[theweave]

I am probably overly cautious, but I just don't believe anything is ever secure enough online that I feel comfortable putting that much important personal financial information out there.

The info is not online, you download the program right to your computer. Then all of your cards, passwords etc. are password protected as well. You have to enter a password to get into that information.

Nothing is online, it is all right there on your computer!

[save_girl]

The info is not online, you download the program right to your computer. Then all of your cards, passwords etc. are password protected as well. You have to enter a password to get into that information.

Nothing is online, it is all right there on your computer!

Er, if it is just on your computer why don't you just create a word document with the info and password protect that? Or password protect the folder you store the document in? (Both of which are free options)