Reviewing The Best Budgeting Apps of 2024 | NerdWallet

With popular budgeting app Mint shut down, what are the best budgeting apps available for you to use? Personal Finance Nerd Tommy Tindall breaks down popular budgeting apps like Everydollar, Goodbudget, PocketGuard, Honeydue, and more to help you understand what is the best app for you.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:32 - Factors of Top Apps
0:55 - You Need A Budget Review
1:52 - EveryDollar Review
2:29 - Goodbudget Review
3:32 - Empower Personal Dashboard Review
4:11 - PocketGuard Review
4:57 - Honeydue Review
5:44 - Conclusion

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Reviewing The Best Budgeting Apps of 2024 | NerdWallet

[nerdwallet]

Did we review your favorite budgeting app in this video? Did we miss your go-to budgeting app? Let us know!

[flavioa]

All these apps have a paid subscription. The point of budgeting is to save money, not to add another monthly payment

[badmatt]

Which do you recommend?
My metrics:
Use on a PC. I hate the tunnel vision of a cell phone three inch screen.
Don’t want to do my finances web based, needs to be independent of internet.
Don’t want to link accounts. Easier to check and balance when manually enter.
Don’t want to rent software. I want a onetime purchase and done.

[gordanahrala]

Can Empower be used in Europe? I tried to install it but wasn’t able to do so because of post code.., Any thoughts or alternatives?
Thanks 😊

[Kate.g.]

Very nice simple video, with examples, I like the envelope thing, you can delimit your expenses by categories.

[neferterinicholas]

Is the nerd wallet app in the apple App Store ?

[lovelyred]

wonder why no one mentions rocket money

[NicholasSouris]

None of these apps work for me.
50% of my income goes to paying mortgage (and other household bills that don't take credit card) The other 50% goes to paying those CC down.
All spending goes on CC. Food. Bills. Everything. That is what living check to check means.these apps are for people with discresh income