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It hasn’t been released yet, but know that Microsoft is looking to hit this space as well with their Money app. If you’re looking at DIY budgeters who don’t wa
by octokatt 7y ago
It hasn’t been released yet, but know that Microsoft is looking to hit this space as well with their Money app.
If you’re looking at DIY budgeters who don’t want third-party access, I’d make sure that subviews of specific goals, like a pay down chart of student loans or month-over-month of credit card bills. Since you’re manually entering information, your primary sell is probably going to be UI-based.
- satvikpendem 7y agoDo you have a link to this Money app, or perhaps a news source? I only found the older desktop version from some time age when searching Microsoft Money app.
- burgerzzz 7y ago>> Microsoft announced this past week that they are going to be releasing an app to help manage money, called Money in Excel. The new feature will be a part of Microsoft 365 and is going to mirror many of the features and qualities available in the tech giant’s Excel spreadsheets both in appearance and the way it works. With the new app, users will be able to sync their credit card and bank accounts to it in order to automatically keep track of purchases, deposits, and each accounts’ balance. Money in Excel will be able to help users identify trends and patterns in their spending along with several key components to keep users up-to-date on their accounts. (Source: Motley Fool) (Note: My company, The Marks Group PC, is a Microsoft partner). https://www.forbes.com/sites/quickerbettertech/2020/04/12/microsoft-rolls-out-a-money-management-appand-other-small-business-tech-news/#28b12e3e60d2 https://www.forbes.com/sites/quickerbettertech/2020/04/12/mi...