When it comes to your money, it's perfectly reasonable to want control—after all, every dollar matters! Nobody wishes to squander their hard-earned money on frivolous items, and even worse, allow someone to snatch it away. In our current era, it feels as though there's always someone attempting to dip into your funds. In the digital domain, protecting your assets has become more complex than ever.

Consider this: we routinely grant complete account access to a host of online shopping platforms, apps, streaming services, gateways, and other vendors without a second thought. "Would you like to sign up for a free one-week trial?" In the spur of the moment, we might click "yes". Fast forward three months, and we're left wondering, "Why am I being charged $25 a month?" Recouping that money can be a daunting task, often requiring hours of frustration. It might seem easier to simply cancel the subscription and be more cautious in the future.But the question remains: how can we exert more control over our finances? Especially when we primarily rely on a few credit cards and a debit card for our online transactions. Amid the hustle and bustle of life, it's easy to forget what we've signed up for—whether it's due to late-night TV ads, impulse Amazon shopping, or eBay bidding. The tangible concept of cash is fading in this ever-evolving digital landscape.