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Free Apps To Track Your Spending

March 2, 2016 Leave a Comment

With the ever increasing access to credit cards, controlling your spending can be a problem. If you have problem with spending more than you can afford, there are 12 free apps to track your spending. Here are some of them:

  • Mint: Helps users create budgets with numerous spending categories, warning users with brightly colored graphics when they are nearing the edge of. Also provides credit score access.
  • Goodbudget: Recreates envelope budgeting of yesteryear for the digital world. Set a budget for each category and spend from that designated category. When the money run out stop spending.
  • Personal Capital: In addition to sophisticated budgeting tools Personal Capital users can track investments and create models for retirement, college savings and other life events.
  • BillGuard: Keep track of you spending by type, month and location. Also get free access to your credit score and other identity protection tools like data breach alerts.
  • Wally: Invites users to input purchases and income and keeps track on a lively graphic interface. Manual input is made simpler with location tracking.

(forbes.com)

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