Welcome to the My Bill Register Homepage
My Bill Register is a compact, easy to use checking account and bill tracking program that runs on your PC.
With My Bill Register, you instantly know your primary checking account balance, upcoming bills & deposits, miscellaneous savings & checking accounts balances, as well as showing you an estimated monthly budget.
My Bill Register runs on Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 computers.
Features:
- Maintain your primary checking account transactions.
- Easily track and enter your bills and deposits into your register.
- The miscellaneous account register allows you to track your funds in other accounts, including savings and alternate checking accounts.
- Automatically record transactions between your primary checking account and your miscellaneous accounts with a single transaction entry.
- Password protected signon prevents unauthorized access to your information.
Additional
Features:
- Import your
existing checking account information:
- Automatically identify reoccurring transactions and lets you chose which ones you want to add to the bill payment window
- Let you identify miscellaneous accounts and populates the miscellaneous register, automatically linking the transactions to the primary checking register.
- Automatically populates your Payee list
- Enter a note on any transaction.
- Store your Credit Card information for easy reference.
- Maintain Web Page user information including User Id and Passwords.
- Backup and restore your database information.
- Export your primary register, bill, and miscellaneous account information into comma separated value (CSV) files.
You can download and evaluate My Bill Register free for 60 days. If you decide to continue using My Bill Register after the 60 day evaluation period, simply purchase the program with the button below to receive your unlock code.
The purchase price of My Bill Register is only $15.00. Please click the purchase button below to obtain your unlock code.
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Last Updated: February 7, 2012