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Barbra Thebenyane
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Gandeeville, WV
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Personal Finance Management apps.

Barbra Thebenyane
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Gandeeville, WV
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Hello BP Community, managing REI is hard! I am looking for an easy to use personal finance tracking app to make everything a little easier.

I have tried mint, but have not had much joy as they don't support integration for all my financial institutions. Any ideas or suggestions?

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Account Closed
  • Property Manager
  • Smoky Mountains, TN
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Account Closed
  • Property Manager
  • Smoky Mountains, TN
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Would love to share with you our personal app - my husband built a personal finances tracker app as a pet project for us (hellofin.app) and it sends me a text every time money goes in or out of our accounts, and we can add a tag to it (like "christmas gifts" rather than the generic bank terms "shopping"). It shows us how much we saved and spent every month and shows our net worth at one glance. 

Would welcome any and all feedback!

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