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I have to ask - is that not a thing where you're from? We've had that baked into online banking for years here in the UK. Heck most mobile banking mobile apps e
by esskay 3y ago
I have to ask - is that not a thing where you're from? We've had that baked into online banking for years here in the UK. Heck most mobile banking mobile apps even show graphs showing how much you spend on subscriptions, direct debits, shopping, bills, etc.
- bdavbdav 3y agoOnly my Monzo account does that in the UK. The others (FD, nationwide) only list DDs
- lagniappe 3y agoCredit unions are different, and can be fairly barebones with regards to online options, however if you do have these interests for new features, you have a greater chance of speaking to someone who can make it happen. The local near me offers a balance on savings and draft, and an option to transfer between the two or to an external account, that's it.
- wkat4242 3y agoHere in Spain it's not. I don't really want my bank looking over my shoulder though. I don't trust them at all but I have no choice because you need a bank. So if they don't show any analysis there's a higher chance they don't analyse it internally for their private use either. I hope.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoMy online banking apps and websites are legitimately terrible at finance summaries, categorization, and graphing. They absolutely have no clue how to classify anything I purchase. There are ways to export data and process it on my own, such as in Sheets, but I just try to avoid that game.