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May 14, 2008

Bills.com launches podcast programMortgagePress.comBills.com, podcast. personal finance, budgeting tips, debt management strategies, mortgage help, insurance trends Personal finance Web site Bills.com has announced the launch of a new podcast program that will address a wide variety of financial-related topics. The podcast content will cover budgeting tips, debt management strategies, mortgage help, insurance trends and other related issues. All episodes will be available at no charge. "The podcast is a great resource for visitors to the Bills.com site," says Brad Stroh, co-founder and co-CEO of the company. Citing unprecedented levels of consumer debt, record foreclosure rates and continued cost of living increases, Stroh is confident the program's content will empower consumers to make the best possible decisions for their finances. "Personal finance issues, including credit and debt, often can be complex and confusing," said Stroh. "Using the audio medium, our goal is to make understanding these topics a little bit easier." Each episode will range from 7-min. to 10-min. in length and include financial tips, consumer testimonials and interviews with industry experts. An RSS feed will allow visitors to subscribe to the show's syndicated content or incorporate it into third-party Web sites. For more information, visit www.bills.com.
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