Online banking has taken money management to another level.  You have convenience and information all at your fingertips.  And with the emergence of the web 2.0 world, we now have the technologies to take convenience and information to an even higher level, ushering in the ability to not only bank online, but manage all your money systematically in one virtual place, regardless of its physical location.

Hey there all you people who are looking for ways to save money or reduce your expenses, you have to consider this…

Have you ever wondered if you were spending way too much at the dry Cleaners? Well, these companies are really making a fortune with your laundry because you have to keep going back….UGHHH!

I share this story with all my dear friends. One day I was packing up all of my clothes getting ready to move to a new house and I thought it would be a good time to send all my dry clean clothes to the cleaners so that everything would be fresh in my new closet. So I went all out and dropped off 2 bags worth of items to be cleaned.  That bag was full of; suits, slacks, skirts, cotton shirts – you name it! If it said “dry clean only” it went in the bag.

The next week I got all settled into my new house so went to get my things from the cleaners.  However I was devastated when the guy handed me the receipt and said, “that will be $538.00″.  I couldn’t believe it;

Value-Centered Solutions Inc. recently unveiled InOutCash.com which made its official launch at the 2010 Demo Spring conference in Palm Desert CA. InOutCash.com is an online money management software with similar features to Mint.com, however what separates InoutCash.com from Mint is the distinct built-in coaching features which assist users by helping them to improve their financial health score all tied to an incentive point based system. InOutCash.com focuses on the user’s financial health by allowing them to see a dashboard of eight financial fitness measures tied to categories such as savings, credit utilization and spending.

Mint.com’s acquisition of 1.5 Million users was a definite victory as their strategic marketing efforts proved successful through their content partnerships, SEO strategy and distribution of great content via blogs and social media. Mint.com The question now is raised, with a similar strategy and impeccable execution will InoutCash.com be able to match and eventually surpass Mint.com? Decide for yourself.

Read Jason Purtori’s review of mint.com’s personal finance software viral growth.

We have more pictures added to the photo gallery of Michael E. Parker and the InOutCash.com team, Station 19 at the DEMO Conference 2010. Enjoy!

Share this with people who like to manage their money. See the Kodak Gallery for InOutCash.com and stay tuned for more of the highlights from this conference

In this photo (left) Michael E. Parker speaks with Michael Jones, CTO of Google Earth (left) and Wesley Chan, Partner, Google Ventures (right).

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InOutCash.com was featured on NetBanker, an online finance tracking website.  They wrote a pretty extensive online financial software review.  Here’s some of what they wrote:

Two weeks ago, we wrote about the first PFM in the class of 2010, HelloWallet. Now we have the second entrant: InOutCash.com at <InOutCash.com> (press release). I had a first-hand look at the new program at the company’s booth at DEMOspring 2010 today in Palm Springs, CA. The company will make their debut tomorrow morning on the show stage (video will be released later this week).

The Yodlee-powered PFM concentrates on financial fitness with built-in coaching and a dashboard of ten financial-fitness measures, such as overall savings and credit limit utilization (see inset below).

Targeted to the younger, 18-to 35-year- old segment, the site includes social features and awards points based on taking positive financial steps and exhibiting fiscal responsibility. In the future, award points will be redeemable for various financial offers and merchandise discounts. A virtual game-like environment is also on the planning board.

The company behind the new service is Value-Centered Solutions, a 19-person San Pablo, CA-based startup launched in 2006 by founder and CEO Michael E. Parker.

The company is planning a free ad-supported option, along with a $9.95/mo ad-free premium version…Read full article on NetBanker.