Phone Apps

[SayOw]

Originally Posted by StockTrader

My Kindle Fire is only WiFi

Nick

Ah...

I use my phone's mobile hotspot to get wifi to my tablet.

[StockTrader]

Originally Posted by SayOw

Ah...

I use my phone's mobile hotspot to get wifi to my tablet.

That could work, if I decide to upgrade my phone out of the 90's.

Still using a Nokia E71x -- less distractions via the phone.

Nick

[SayOw]

Originally Posted by StockTrader

That could work, if I decide to upgrade my phone out of the 90's.

Still using a Nokia E71x -- less distractions via the phone.

Nick

A quick web search reveals some apps that you could use to do just that with your current phone...

[SayOw]

Just got done doing my taxes and signed up to Mint.com and got their phone app as well...

Very slick...able to view balances and transactions on all my accounts. Some of the banks I deal with don't even offer that.

It of course offers a full range of features ... budget creation and monitoring, email and/or text alerts. It will automatically categorize most of your transactions so with a click of a button you can see where you are spending your money.

Anyone that wants to pay very close attention to their money and accounts, I think this is a great tool and best of all, its all free.

The web site is where you will need to enter all your account info, get the phone app and then you can access all the info from your phone in a very user friendly fashion. In fact, just using their web site is probably enough for some, but if you get the phone app, that's what really makes their services sing...

[StockTrader]

Originally Posted by SayOw

Just got done doing my taxes and signed up to Mint.com and got their phone app as well...

Very slick...able to view balances and transactions on all my accounts. Some of the banks I deal with don't even offer that.

It of course offers a full range of features ... budget creation and monitoring, email and/or text alerts. It will automatically categorize most of your transactions so with a click of a button you can see where you are spending your money.

Anyone that wants to pay very close attention to their money and accounts, I think this is a great tool and best of all, its all free.

The web site is where you will need to enter all your account info, get the phone app and then you can access all the info from your phone in a very user friendly fashion. In fact, just using their web site is probably enough for some, but if you get the phone app, that's what really makes their services sing...

I've been using this [the website] since 2009. It used to be better, but still works really well.

I still give it 3.5 out of 5, but only because there is not other alternative.

Nick