Keeping Track Of Cards

[HYPASS33]

I just tried Mint and didn't like it. Didn't support GE. Has anyone tried Mobly? Does Manilla support GE Lex?

[Anonymous]

Yes, Manilla supports GE

[CS800]

+1 on manilla

[myjourney]

I set them up on my email calendar and phone.

Each one is set for 3 days in advance of due date and just to be safe email calendar alerts at 7am phone alerts at 7pm.

Can you tell I like to be safe? Lol

[HYPASS33]

Don't you want to make a payment before the statement comes out? I guess that's if you're trying to keek a certain UT for better scores.

[myjourney]

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@HYPASS33 wrote:
Don't you want to make a payment before the statement comes out? I guess that's if you're trying to keek a certain UT for better scores.

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Was that question for me or OP

If me when I get the alert thats the day I pay

[HiLine]

I've been using pageonce, plain and simple. I am going to try Quicken at some point. Since my smartphone is a Windows Phone, only certain software programs have an associate app.

[primechicken]

I may need to try one of these. Currently I just have the sign-in pages for all my cards bookmarked in the web browser, and I go through em with an index card every payday and log how much is due on each one and when. Then I prioritize. A program may be my next step in this journey.

[vladrad]

I am probably most advance mint user ever :-)

I like mint and didn't know for Manilla I will try that to.

Mint is great. There are tons of features

[dddewdrop]

    I use my apps in DCU mostly but I also just surf through the individual online accounts for my cards. There are several redundancies. I even have them on Credit Karma. I don't really use my cards other than to improve my credit so it is easy for me.