Welcome to the Stay Wealthy Podcast. I'm your host, Taylor Schulte, and you all know me as a finance nerd,

but what you might not know is that I'm also a huge tech nerd. Just ask my wife, it's impossible

for me to buy anything in the technology department without spending hours and hours reading

reviews and analyzing this stuff. So to kick off this month's series on technology, I'm sharing

three tech tools for retirement savers that have nothing to do with money. Why is that? Well,

because if I can improve your life, save time and help you become more efficient by using

technology, then you're going to have more time to spend on improving your financial plan.

Be sure to stay until the end today because I'm also sharing a few bonus tech tools as well.

And even if you don't consider yourself tech savvy, I promise you're going to pick up something new

and easy to adopt that will make your life better or at least more fun. For all the links

and resources mentioned in this episode, including links to all the tech tools that I mentioned,

head over to you stay wealthy.com forward slash 99.

Okay. the first tech tool that I want to share is the most important.

And it's probably the one that's most well known by our listeners today.

But it's so important that I couldn't leave it out.

And that is Dashlane or Last Pass.

Dashlane and LastPass are primarily

known as password managers. In other words, there are apps that live on your computer and on your

mobile phone, and they help you safely and securely store your passwords. But they do other things

as well that don't get as much love, such as helping you generate unique, secure passwords that meet certain criteria.

It also helps you auto fill your usernames and passwords on both your mobile browser and your desktop.

So it allows you just to fly through your day.

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