Fortunately for Android and iOS, developers have come up several ways to help manage finances and grow wealth opportunities. Here are some programs worth checking out.
ReadyforZero
ReadyforZero is a high-rated app on iTunes, receiving 4 out of 4 stars, and it's very clear why. This app has award-winning financial tools that helps users manage finances so they can pay off outstanding debts.
The app helps users make payments for your credit cards, loans, and other personal debts from a single place. ReadyforZero notifies users about who and when to pay and how much is needed, helping them avoid penalty fees for late payments. Users will also receive personalized guidance in real-time, and they can track their progress until they become debt free. ReadyforZero is available for iOS and Android.
Building Wealth
This is a personal finance education resource for everyone that helps develop a plan for building personal wealth. Building Wealth offers a host of personal wealth-building strategies for its users, including setting financial goals, budgeting income, saving and investing effectively, and tracking and understanding credits and debts. It also has a user-friendly interface that requires little technical knowledge on the user's part.
The Building Wealth mobile app is available on both the iTunes App Store and the Google Play Store. It is compatible with older versions of Android as well (its Google Play page lists its compatibility with Android 2.2 and above), letting users with older phones reap its benefits as well.
Spendee
Spendee made it to the list of Life Hacker's "10 Personal Financial Management Apps You Need to Build Wealth" for a good reason. It is a minimalist financial advice application that tracks and analyzes a user's spending habits and then provides tips on how to manage and spend money wisely. It also has a feature that monitors saving habits to ensure that users are building wealth for the future.
The app allows users to export their data into an Excel sheet for personal tracking. Users may also take photos of receipts and save them with the data input to track proof of expenditures and savings.
Bloomberg
Users who want to get into or are already trading in the stock market will find the Bloomberg app handy according to LifeHacker. It provides the latest updates about the stock market to know the right time to invest in a specific company. The app has also made it to Life Hacker's list of apps for building wealth.
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