There is literally an app for everything these days. Some of
them are confusing for those of us over the age of 15 (what is the
purpose of the
Yo app, the most popular one-word app ever?),
but some of them are undeniably amazing. Especially when it comes to
helping you personally budget as either a freelancer or an entrepreneur
trying to launch a small business. Here are some of the best ones.
Easy Books is just a good solid way to help you with accounting. It
will help you keep your finances in check, come up with estimates for
clients, and create invoices. Plus, it’s FREE!
InDinero is an expense-tracking app that is particularly great for
businesses. Upload all your bank account and credit card info and you
are good to go. It will organize all your expenses into categories
including travel, inventory costs, and insurance expenses.
You deserve to get rewarded when you save money and this app will
help you do that! For every purchase you make, a percentage will go into
your savings – and you choose that percentage. This is a great way to
get that emergency savings fund started. The company claims customers
save an average of $205 a month and $2,500 a year. SavedPlus works with
over 3,500 U.S. banks, eliminating your excuse not to save.
This is a really useful one for reaching those financial goals. Every time you skip taking a taxi or buying that
$5 coffee from Starbucks you
can put that money into this earmarked account. Users can earmark up to
five goals at a time, and you’re alerted when you’ve set aside enough
money for each.
Venmo is the new way to get money to people in a quick, clean, and
efficient way. It uses the same technology to pay as LivingSocial, Uber
and Airbnb. You can pay with your debit card or transfer funds from a
linked bank account, right to a friend’s Venmo account.
Toshl Finance is an especially good one if your work requires a lot
of traveling. It works with any currency and lets you separate your
travel budget from your day-to-day expenses.
Mint is not just a personal finance app. It is super useful for small
businesses and entrepreneurs. It shows you exactly how you are spending
your money every week. Plus it features budget tools so you can find
out where you’re leaking money. And because it is linked to your credit
and account cards it will tell you when you nearing your limit.
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