Mint has brought its tablet-friendly personal finance app to Android tablets. Mint is a free service from Intuit which makes it easy to track your income and spending, set budgets, and view pretty (and useful) graphics which help you figure out where you’re money’s going and how you can use it more wisely. The company […]
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PayPal for Android gets NFC support
PayPal has launched a major update to its Android app for sending, receiving, and managing money. You can still use PayPal 3.0 to send money, check your balance, or even deposit money in your account by snapping a photo with your camera. But the new version offers better support for tablets, a tweaked user interface, […]
Mint personal finance app for iPad combines best of the iPhone, web app features
Personal finance app Mint offers an amazing (and free) web service that lets you track your finances automatically by linking all of your bank, credit card, and other financial accounts, creating budgets, or setting goals. The company also offers free apps for iPhone and Android phones which lets you see your balances and enter transactions […]
Lemon lets you scan and track receipts with your phone
Whether you want to keep track of your spending for personal or business reasons, it’s often a good idea to keep receipts. That way you can either tally up the totals or prove to your boss (or the IRS) that you actually purchased what you said you did. I also tend to jot down a […]
Mint for Android now lets you enter tranactions (Personal Finance)
Personal finance service Mint makes it easy to track your spending, manage your investments, and generally manage your money. You can link the service to your bank accounts, credit cards, and other financial institutions so that every time you spend money it shows up in Mint. But if you spend cash you might also want […]