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3 Best Money Management Apps Used In Daily Life
Are you an enthusiastic online shopper? Did you ever fall for attractive discounts that the e-commerce sectors offered you? Do you frequently lose track of how you are spending? Or have you ever run short of money in the middle of the month? If your answer is ‘Yes’ for any of these questions, then this is especially for you.
Without much ado, we present you the best money tracking and managing apps that you can find on your smartphones.
1) Mint
- Mint is one of my favorite apps when it comes to managing money effortlessly. This app easily creates budgets and helps us based on our spending habits.
- You can track and pay bills like never before. You get alerts and can schedule payments on the spot.
- It shows your recent transactions you’ve made and also how you’ve been using your account.
- It warns you when you are spending too much and advises where to cut back exactly
- You can see your bills and money together, so you can have a transparency of your bills like what’s due, when it’s due and what can you pay.
- Mint gives you personalized tips and advice for maximizing your money every day.
- Mint is available on Android, iOS as well as Windows.
2) The Birdy
- The Birdy app is a simple, flexible money tracker that helps you monitor your daily spending and expenses.
- Track what you want to and how you want
- You can reply to one email a day or even set up text reminders. Also, you can add custom tags to track your purchases by category
- The Birdy suggests where to save, and where to cut back, friendly reminders helps you to stay on track.
- The Birdy promises that it will not share any of your personal information with anyone.
3) Mvelopes
- Mvelopes finds out a dedicated way to make financial mastery easier. This is an effective financial management program that helps to track all your earnings and expenses.
- As you spend money during the month, you can log in periodically to Mvelopes, and assign those purchases to an envelope, and it will be deducted from that envelope’s total.
- For instance, you may want to be sure your bi-annual auto insurance bill doesn’t cause a problem when it comes due, so by putting $100 a month in the Auto Insurance envelope, when the bill comes 6 months later for $600, that money has already been set aside.
- Mvelopes is available on Android and iOS.
Well, share with us which money management app are you using to track your expenses.
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