SparklyBanana

Qualcomm

Suggest some Account Aggregators to keep track of expenses

Don't want to create an bank account for it

24mo ago

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SqueakyBagel

Quizizz24mo

Fold.money

SparklyBanana

Qualcomm24mo

invite code ?

SparklyBanana

Qualcomm24mo

Suggest an alternative. The issue with fold is it's hard to get an invite code

SillyBurrito

Stealth24mo

You can try Money Manager I have been using it for more than 1 year

SparklyBanana

Qualcomm24mo

Do we need add the expenses ourselves or will it take directly from bank

SillyBurrito

Stealth24mo

You need to add expense manually

JumpyHamster

Stealth24mo

Jupiter now has non bank option now. Let me know if you need referral with bonus

SparklyBanana

Qualcomm24mo

I am interested if that's the case

JumpyHamster

Stealth24mo

https://jupiter.onelink.me/cizm/dxq0mh3e Get 500 in your first successful payment via Jupiter above 499

SwirlyTaco

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Genwise

SparklyBanana

Qualcomm24mo

Have you used it personally? App details showed it's for elders and parents

ZippyUnicorn

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Fold is best

SparklyNugget

Google24mo

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