How to Stay Financially Fit with Mobile Apps
With the aid of the new mobile internet technology, staying in touch with your finances can keep up with your lifestyle. Everything happens too fast, changes too fast, and progresses too quickly. So we have been quick to embrace the new mobile technology. Using smartphones to manage our finances on the go has become a significant selling point for this technology.
Nowadays, checking one’s financial status – or net worth, our transactions, and everything else related – has never been easier with the latest innovative applications on our smartphones. These new apps save us more time as we can review our finances anywhere and at any time of the day without the hassle of checking it online or with a call to customer service.
The most popular examples of these outstanding finance-related mobile apps are iPhone’s Bloomberg, the Mint.com App, Android’s American Express App, HandyLogs Money, and the ETRADE Mobile app.
Depending on what applications you employ, you are assured that all the information you need, including time-and-date details as well as the latest changes, are all provided for you. These applications are miniature versions of the programs you use on your desktop computer; only you view it on a smaller mobile screen and substitute your mouse with a pointer or a stylus, but comprehensive data and functionality are retained.
For instance, with the American Express App, you can view your balance over your smartphone and check all transactions you have recently made. In addition, you can look at a select history, and in addition, you can manage multiple accounts if you have more than one American Express credit card.
The mobile versions are expertly designed to alleviate the navigational difficulty and avoid confusion with viewing to make things easier for you. In many cases, most apps are easier to understand than their online versions.
New mobile apps are already displacing the existing desktop and laptop technologies as the preferred platform for managing your financial transactions. We all can carry our bank branch in our pocket.
