Finance apps to stay in control of finances [Anzeige]

Anyone who has too little money for too many expenses at the end of the month usually has no overview of their own finances. Once that’s not a problem, but if you have these problems every month, you should look for a sustainable solution. Financial apps support you with this. We introduce you to five apps.

Especially in these times of inflation and the energy crisis, many of us are trying to keep our money together and have it for emergencies. However, with rising prices, this is not an easy task. To get started, you can use financial apps that give you a better overview.

1. MoneyControl

The MoneyControl app is like a digital household book in which you record your expenses and income. Using it is child’s play: you simply enter your expenses and income directly into the app using your smartphone.

This way you can see what you are spending your money on throughout the month. This makes it easier and clearer to analyze where you could save and how much money is left at the end of the month.

2. Outbank

One problem is that most people don’t just use a checking account where all income comes in and expenses go out. In addition, there are other accounts and credit cards that are also used for payments. The Outbank app provides an overview of all accounts. Once set up, you always have an overview of the finances of all your accounts.

3. Daily BudgetOriginal

The Daily Budget Original app stands out for its user-friendliness. So anyone who has not yet had any experience with financial apps will quickly find their way around here. You enter your income and expenses manually, but the app takes care of the categorization itself. So you get clear diagrams for your overview.

If it’s also important to you that you get daily reminders with your spending limits, the app is just right for you. With other apps, reminders are usually only possible on a monthly basis.

4. Wally

If entering your income and expenses manually into the app is too time-consuming for you, Wally is the right app for you. Here your income and expenses are transferred directly from your accounts and you only have to do a little manual control.

Wally also offers the option of creating savings plans and uploading photos of receipts, for example, directly to the app. It’s quick and practical.

5. Credit.de

the Guthaben.de app is a one-stop shop for all German prepaid products out there – from mobile phone top-ups to gift cards and prepaid credit cards.

The benefit of the app is that you avoid automatic subscription renewals and can easily prepay for everything from streaming services to your cell phone plan. This means you only pay for a service when you really need it.

This will help you avoid overspending and unexpected costs. It’s also very convenient: you don’t have to go to a store to buy prepaid vouchers, you can do it directly from your smartphone.

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