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I'm surprised there isn't a straightforward financial app that could tell you all this information with an intuitive graph. I'd pay $9.99 a month for that.
by DantesKite 4y ago
I'm surprised there isn't a straightforward financial app that could tell you all this information with an intuitive graph.
I'd pay $9.99 a month for that.
- skydhash 4y agoI use bobby [0] for that [0]: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bobby-track-subscriptions/id1059152023 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bobby-track-subscriptions/id10...
- Tepix 4y agoI wouldn't.
- pards 4y agoThe major Canadian banks offer this as a standard feature.
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- paradite 4y agoIt's free. I use one dedicated free debit card to pay for all my subscriptions. You can see the bank statements in details every month. Also graphs.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoIn the US, you can even earn at least 2% cash back with a free credit card and get the same breakdown and analysis from almost any bank website.
- sakopov 4y agoI use virtual cards via privacy.com to pay for subscriptions. I generate a virtual card with a monthly or annual limit on it for each individual subscription service. Each card is backed by my real credit card. When a virtual card is charged, my credit card is charged. If it's charged over card limit, the transaction doesn't go through. The nice thing about this is i can login to my privacy.com account and look at all of my subscription spend. If I ever needed to cancel any subscription I can also burn the virtual card so I don't get over charged.
- nytesky 4y agoIs this supposed to be a meta joke?