5 BEST Budgeting Apps in 2023 {out of 30}

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Title	:	5 BEST Budgeting Apps in 2023 {out of 30}
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Sorry the audio was so low!
Comment from : Brittany Flammer

i am looking for an app that is also has a web based
Comment from : Allow me to wander

Great review Brittany! Thank you for the awesome summary!!brbrDo any of the platforms you've reviewed allow you to download statements? For example, if I have connected my Chase Visa card, I'd like to be able to download my monthly Chase Visa statements (not just pulling in the transactions) Do you know of any platforms that allow you to download statements?
Comment from : LifeOWrylee

Is there any apps without a monthly fee ugh!
Comment from : Geminitwinworld

Can you please increase the audio, it's almost impossible to hear and I gave up after a few minutes
Comment from : Lyall D

Brittany, how safe are the apps that can access your bank accounts? First time watcher of your channel and am looking to get a good grasp on my finances
Comment from : BoW

Interesting, but most of these are useless for me Empower (used to be personal capital) and Mint are only available in the US it seems and I am from the UK
Comment from : Andrew Finck

Everydollar is a Dave Ramsey Product, ah hell nah, pass
Comment from : D-Nugget

I would love a tutorial on EveryDollar I keep funds in multiple accounts and transfer a lot from sinking funds and I’ve tried doing EveryDollar but I get confused
Comment from : Charla Fraley

05:00 Personal capital is now Empower
Comment from : Carlos Enrique Piñeiro

is sinking your bank to a 3rd party app safe?
Comment from : More Dates More Fiber

Have you done a video on the pros and cons of having multiple credit cards with different banks?
Comment from : LC2 C

I looked at Mint for PC but apparently it is an ON-LINE only app and nothing to download I also believe it forces you to load up your bank accounts without the ability to bypass that if you do not want to
Comment from : Robert Giuliani

Thanks for this video! I'm a very visual learner and dyslexic Is there one that is more visual, with colors and symbols and not too many parts that look like a plain Excel sheet?
Comment from : Susan Kridler

Curious if any of these budgeting apps also have a feature for monthly bank account reconciliations and reporting??? I have been seeking a financial app that is an all around app, not just focused on budgeting, just for personal use
Comment from : Cheryl Almstrom

Imo every dollar not supporting amex makes it useless Their FAQ says they made a business decision to no longer work with them 🤷🏼‍♂️
Comment from : Jeff Barnhart

I find budget apps to confusing for Me Having adhd
Comment from : thekappa1844 p

I tried MINT and it’s not the best fit for me I am going to give YNAB a try Thank you!
Comment from : Tiff 🌻

Turning 19 this month, and I want to start taking more initiative over my life I earn hourly, get paid weekly, and my paychecks are always different depending on how my manager makes the weekly schedule (and when I do overtime) Learning how to budget is probably one of the first few steps I want to take as I start my life, basically, and things have been super stressful lately, so thank you for the videos
Comment from : Pen Pineapple Apple Pen

Thanks
Comment from : XtremeSportX247

Thanks for this concise yet informative video
Comment from : Dontae Smith

Great video
Comment from : MD Al Mamun

Thank you, I’ve heard some people say they use an app called Copilot Do you know anything about it?
Comment from : Alexius Dante R

Very informative! Liked and subscribed👍
Comment from : justin case

Being outside of the USA, using every dollar I must enter in my transactions manually it works for me if it did not work I would have to figure out YNAB
Comment from : Minnie OnCam