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Billshrink: A Fast Way to Shrink Your Bills Finding the cheapest cell phone provider or credit card isn’t easy. You can spend days pouring over paperwork, trying to figure out what fees actually mean. But BillShrink makes all of that easier. BillShrink will go out and find you the best credit card for your purposes.

BillShrink now finds the best credit card for you Posted by admin at September 19, 2008 We’ve already told you about BillShrink’s ability to lower your wireless bill. Now the company wants to help you find the best credit card deal for your spending habits as well.

Credit-card debt in Orange County has been rising as falling home prices ended the option of using a home’s equity like an ATM. So, to save money, you’ll need to research the best credit card deal out there. A company called BillShrink has done the legwork so you can quickly and easily find the best deal for your lifestyle.

New financial management site BillShrink has launched, promising to help users find better ways of managing their credit cards, backed with $1 million from Bessemer Venture Partners. While the aesthetics are pleasing, Leslie Poston at Mashable isn’t hot on the service, and you can read her review here, but we thought we’d suggest another startup idea.

Filed under: Internet, Web services We've already told you about BillShrink's ability to lower your wireless bill. Now the company wants to help you find the best credit card deal for your spending habits as well.

A new startup called BillShrink that is quite similar to LowerMyBills, has announced that they will now help their users cut costs on their Credit Cards, using their automated advisor.  Prior to helping with Credit Cards, billshrink mostly helped users save money on phone bills.  Their free advisor

BillShrink Launches Free Credit Card Comparison Service BillShrink's free credit card comparison service launches today, and you should check it out to see whether your current credit card is the best available option for you.

BillShrink, a company that seeks to help people save money on everyday services, now offers information on one of the biggest money drains around — your credit card. The Menlo Park, Calif. startup began by providing advice about which cell phone plan best fits your needs (less useful for a schmuck like me who’s locked into an AT&T iPhone deal).

BillShrink, the startup that helps users cut costs on their phone bills, is expanding its automated advisor to an entirely new field: Credit Cards. The site’s recommendation engine will now include a database of over 200 major credit cards, helping users choose an ideal card after entering only a few basic criteria.

BillShrink wants to be more than just another Mint or LowerMyBills, but it isn’t clear that they have succeeded. While taking a first look at this debut site, it seems they do less than either Mint or LowerMyBills in the online financial management and money advice spectrum.