My recent financial stress due to unplanned expenses has brought to my attention that I should take budgeting more seriously.
To that end, I have subscribed (monthly) to Pocket Smith (New Zealand based business). It supports Open Banking in Australia. I want to make it as easy and as secure as possible. Therefore, bank sync is crucial for me.
Lets see how this pans out. Will post a review in a couple months.
It's not free, but I'm liking it as much or better than #Mint (it's shutting down) and if you sign up for #Pocketsmith using this link, I get free months. Woot woot! https://my.pocketsmith.com/friends/py81pr
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If you use #Mint for your personal finance, you probably know by now that it's shutting down. I've switched to #PocketSmith (it's not free) and have "30 day free trials" to share if you'd like to check it out. (If you end up subscribing, I get 2 months added to my subscription.)
I'm finding it a little less intuitive than Mint and have had trouble syncing one of my banks, but otherwise I'm finding it a good replacement for Mint for what I need.
Those folks at #PocketSmith have a sense of humour.
