Take It to the Bank
"Where does all my money go?" A good personal finance management application like Buddi or HomeBank can help you to answer this question.
Buddi and HomeBank banking applications
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Jakub Krechowicz, 123RF
Money is a serious matter that deserves a serious tool to help you keep tabs on your income and expenses.
Why? Because tracking and managing your personal finances not only gives you an overview of your earnings and expenses, it also provides valuable insight into your spending habits over time. This insight, in turn, can help you manage your expenses and optimize your budget.
Buddi
Buddi [1] is a perfect tool for those who prefer to keep things simple. Although this application may look rather bare-bones, it provides basic tools for managing finances with a minimum of effort. As such, it is perfectly suited for users who are new to personal finance management.
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