10 cool apps to take control of your finances

1. Wallet

This is a very popular expense tracking app. It supports multiple currencies and helps you plan your budget accurately. It's free to use, but if you subscribe to a paid subscription, you can sync your banking transactions across multiple devices and automatically categorize them, and add multiple bank accounts (in the free version, you can use up to three).

In addition, the app can create payment templates and shopping lists, and export your income and expenses data in various formats.

2. FinPix

FinPix is a family budgeting application with a very convenient automatic receipt scanning function. Point your smartphone camera at the receipt, and the application will recognize the purchased item and note how much you spent on it. It also recognizes SMS from your banks about transactions. All this allows you to keep track of debts, loans, deposits, currency exchange almost completely automatically.

3. Monitor finance

Convenient expense and income manager that makes it easy to manage your family budget. Like FinPix, the app supports scanning checks and receipts, and also works with bank SMS. Reports for different periods can be displayed in the form of diagrams. The data is automatically synced to Google Drive and can also be exported to CVS.

4. Spendee

Spendee stands out from the rest of the applications with a beautiful interface. There are no dull tables reminiscent of boring accounting work. Instead, Spendee offers a user-friendly and attractive UI, somewhat reminiscent of a social media feed. Your income and expenses will be presented in the form of beautiful infographics, so you can easily understand what is happening with your money.

5. MoneyWiz

A very functional application for financial management. It has not only mobile, but also for Windows and Mac.

MoneyWiz is the most sophisticated app on this list, with over 600 functions! There is support for Internet banking, synchronization of trades and accounting for investments in securities and cryptocurrency, the ability to create reports and financial forecasts - in general, this is a full-fledged accounting tool.

True, you will have to pay for all this splendor, since the capabilities of the free version of the application are severely curtailed.

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6. Mobills

The Mobilis app allows you to collect information about all your bank cards in one convenient interface. You will be able to track limits and debts, effectively plan spending and save, and pay all bills on time. The app has a credit card manager, advanced account filters and a notification system. There is synchronization with the cloud and export to Excel, OFX and PDF.

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7. Expense Manager

This app stands out nicely from the rest in that it is completely free. It doesn't have any premium features that aren't available without a subscription. The only annoying thing about the free version is ads, but they are unobtrusive and can be turned off by purchasing a Pro license.

Tracking expenses and income, working with invoices, organizing payments - all this is in Expense Manager. In addition, in the application, you can visualize all your income and expenses using a calendar or multi-colored charts. Finally, in a special section of the application, you can find calculators for currencies, deposits, loans and tips.

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8. Handy Money

An advanced application that is used to track purchases and money transfers. It can recognize bank SMS by automatically recording transactions. There is also budget planning, payment templates, and automatic updating of exchange rates via the Internet. The app widget can show your account balance right on the home screen. It is possible to export data and synchronize via Google Drive.

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9. Financisto

Financisto cannot boast of a beautiful interface, but it does have an undeniable advantage. This application is open source, so if you feel a little paranoid and do not want to trust your financial data to proprietary software, then Financisto is your choice.

The application supports any number of accounts and any currencies (you can even create your own in the settings). There are advanced reports, filters and multilevel categories.

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10. Excel

Any comments are superfluous here. Excel is one of the best financial control tools. Yes, it is a little more difficult to understand it than in the applications listed above, where everything is simple: entered expenses and income - you're done. With Excel, you need to work a little by hand, but the program is remarkable for its versatility.

If you don't want to buy an expensive Microsoft Office suite for Excel, you can replace it with Google Sheets or LibreOffice Calc. They are slightly inferior to Excel, but they are quite enough for home bookkeeping.

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