Our best budgeting, finance & investing apps (2022)
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What are the best personal finance apps for budgeting in 2022?
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Hello, I'm Kate Campbell. And I'm Owen Rask. And you're listening to the Australian Finance Podcast.
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It is wonderful to be back, Owen, to talk about our favorite personal finance and investing apps today.
Yes, we have a lot of apps, a lot of investing, automation, tax-related things to share with everyone. And these are the fun ones because you get to see kind of what we use and why we like it. Like if you just want like, give me the answers type episode, this is the one because we're going to share the names. or if we've ever done work with these guys, we'll mention that as we go through. But, you know, hand on our hearts, this is the stuff that we use. So, yeah.
Yeah, and it's cool to see a bit behind the scenes about the tools people use because there are so many different apps and resources out there that it can be a bit hard to filter between them. And things also change every year. Like some of the...
budgeting apps that people use to track their spending like two of those apps have actually closed down this year so things have changed a lot and also all these institutions are adding new features every year so there's it's always good to keep on top of what might be good for you yeah it is and you know I find myself coming back to a lot of these like often yeah you know when I need help with something like one of the ones that you're going to mention is something that I'm like I don't need this right now and then a couple months later I'm like I need it So, we've got something for everyone. We've got like tax, budgeting, banking, micro-investing, right up to a business one, and also just like life admin.
So, there's something here for everyone.
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