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Post by mcintyre1994 » Mon, Apr 23, 2018, 12:32 PM UTC

mgkimsal wrote: post #32

sveme wrote: post #30

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Using a smartphone app, entering the transaction isn't really such a pain. Just bought a pretzel, 12 secs later I had it entered in the app. What I want in contrast is a way of tracking complex expenses like supermarket receipts, maybe via OCR and automatic aggregation and categorization of items, even across different supermarkets. Preferably via app. That way I could check which items I should buy where and which i…

there's lots of transactions people have happen automatically - rent, utilities, etc.

Post by TrickyRick » Mon, Apr 23, 2018, 12:35 PM UTC

reacharavindh wrote: post #26

As nice as the tool and the insights it provides, the pain point is manually entering all the transactions. It is 2018, and we still dont have a easy way of exporting our transactions from the bank in a standard way. Every bank wants to use their own way of exporting it. I was seriously considering using Plaid API[1] to build an app that would download my transactions automatically, categorise it, and prompt me to on…

Post by sridca » Mon, Apr 23, 2018, 12:53 PM UTC

reacharavindh wrote: post #26

As nice as the tool and the insights it provides, the pain point is manually entering all the transactions. It is 2018, and we still dont have a easy way of exporting our transactions from the bank in a standard way. Every bank wants to use their own way of exporting it. I was seriously considering using Plaid API[1] to build an app that would download my transactions automatically, categorise it, and prompt me to on…

Post by notheguyouthink » Mon, Apr 23, 2018, 1:06 PM UTC

toasterlovin wrote: post #38

josefresco wrote: post #34

I use Mint but generally, am not trilled with it. 1. I have a hard time managing my bank account AND my main credit card. Mint seems to think me paying off my credit card bill is another expense, however Mint already tracked the CC charges so basically Mint thinks I run a massive loss every month (yes I've tried fixing this, multiple times) 2. Other than reviewing your newest transactions, and the occasional useful b…

Check out You Need A Budget.

Post by Bedon292 » Mon, Apr 23, 2018, 1:16 PM UTC