Pageonce, the company behind the Pageonce - Money & Bills personal finance app, said it is on a mission to simplify people's daily financial lives. As a part of that quest, the company announced a new version of its app to include more functionality that helps users manage bill payment and money management.

Pageonce said it designed the new version around recommendations made by a recent report from analysts at Javelin Strategy & Research called "Bill Pay Innovators, What Challengers Must Do To Reshape How Americans Pay Bills."

"As the economy continues to rebound, people are looking for new ways to take control of their finances and their cash flow," said Guy Goldstein, Chief Executive Officer of Pageonce. "With our mobile-first approach, we continue innovating the Pageonce - Money & Bills app, listening to our users' feedback and leading the industry in terms of our features and functionality. Our vision is simple; to make people smarter with their everyday money."

According to Pageonce, the Javelin report listed seven areas that bill payment companies must address, things like mobile access, centralized money management integration and bill payment capabilities. The company said its new, improved app meets all seven criteria to help users manage their money and pay their bills.

The Pageonce personal finance and bill payment app has more than 7 million users in the U.S. and processes hundreds of millions of dollars in bill payments as well as tracking billions in annual transactions and assets for its users.

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