- Mint.com - see what happens to all of your money
- All your banks such as Chase, which even allows you to take a picture of your check to deposit instead of visiting an actual branch or an atm
- PayPal - Monitor your account and send money to friends easily
- Investment accounts such as ShareBuilder to monitor your holdings
- Zillow.com - useful if you are looking to rent or buy or are just interested in the prices of the houses around your location
- LoanCalc - See how much sooner you will payoff any loan if you increase your minimum payment
- Pay Off Debt Lite - See what percentage of your debt you have paid so far since the beginning to motivate you to pay more
- Credit Card accounts such as Amex to allow yourself to pay your bills from your phone
- ScoreAdvice - See what you can do with your credit score to improve it
- Ask Dave - Although I don't always agree with what he says, he does have some good advice, this is an app with clips of his radio show
- NPR News - the Money Matters radio program releases some great shows on personal finances
- Local stores such as Walgreen's app to see what's on sale this week
- Daily deal apps such as Groupon to see the deals of the day
- News websites such as CNN money to keep up with the current personal finance news
- Coupon Sherpa - coupons for retail stores near you, although coupons seem to be available for only a few stores
- GasBuddy - will help you find the cheapest gas near you
- Kayak - to find the best travel deals
- Around me deal apps such as AAA Discounts (must have AAA membership) state discounts available using your current location
- Bar code scanners such as ShopSavvy will help you find the best deal online or in stores
- Key Ring - if you forget your loyalty card, you can scan the card on your Key Ring app instead
- Check-in apps like Yelp that allow you to check in to a restaurant or a shop and receive a discount or a freebie
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Personal Finance iPhone Apps
After reviewing the apps for a months or so, here is my list of the useful personal finance iPhone apps:
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Don't forget a Finance app called iDRiP for all dividend investors to retire as early as possible. Available on the AppStore.
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