1. Money Manager
This app allows you to record your personal and business financial transactions, generate spending reports, review your daily, weekly and monthly financial data and manage your assets with its spending tracker and budget planner.
That's not all. It also features the double-entry bookkeeping accounting system that automatically deposits your money into your account as soon as your income is input and draws money from your account as soon as your expense is input.
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2. Fast Budget
This app is extremely helpful to those who have trouble keeping track of their credit card expenses. Just Input credit limits, interest rates, due dates as well as what you’ve charged to the card and the program will help you monitor when repayments are due. You can also check on your spending capacity to avoid exceeding the credit limit.
Apart from that, the app lets you view your incomes and expenses with a quick summary based on day, week, month and year or by category. You also have the option of generating pie and bar charts to see your expenses, income or both in graphic form.
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3. Wallet: Budget Expense Tracker
Wallet is an all in one finance tracker app that allows you to manage your bills, track your expenses and save money. It also allows you to export your financial report to Microsoft Excel or PDF.
Unique to Wallet is that it provides automatic bank updates that could automatically sync your transactions from your bank account and categorize them into your budget. Currently, there are only a few participating banks locally, of which are Malayan Berhad, Bank Islam, HSBC, BSN, Ambank, HongLeong Bank, and Alliance Bank.
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4. MoneyLover
As a comprehensive finance tracking app, you can expect an immense number of planning and budgeting tools at your disposal. Use this app to track normal spending, create budgets, monitor debt, and set saving goals. To make logging easier, you can even scan receipts and have the total automatically added to your list of expenses.
What’s impressive about this app is that its categorisation of expenses remarkably pinpoints the exact direction of your expenditure. With it, you’ll be able to control your finances and manage debt much more effectively.
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5. Expense Manager
If you are looking for a comprehensive money management app that is sophisticated enough to cater to small business users as well, then this one might just make the cut. Use the app to track fixed expenses, incomes, savings, and loans as well as planning for side projects.
Its attractive user interface, video tutorials and finance tips make it one of the more engaging money apps around.
Loaded with free and premium features, you’ll be able to export data to Microsoft Excel, log transactions through voice recognition software and attach pictures, receipts and invoices as support documents.
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6. Spendee
Spendee is a free budgeting app that allows you to track your spending and optimize your budget. There is also a web version available that allows you to see your finances on a bigger screen.
Unique to Spendee is that it allows you to get an overview of your weekly, monthly and yearly spending. It also allows you to synchronise it with your bank account or e-wallet.
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7. Monefy
Have a hard time managing your expenses? With Monefy's simple and easy to navigate user interface, you could easily add in your everyday expenses within a click of a button. Tracking daily purchases and bills has never been easier using this money manager.
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8. Vault - Budget Planner
Want to view your financial situation on the calendar? Then try out Vault - Budget Planner. Vault can not only allow you to see your spending on the calendar but also forecast your future financial situation based on your current income and spendings. Furthermore, it could also show your income/expenses in the form of charts (graphs). Although it’s not as popular and complex as the other apps mentioned before, there are still a lot of people complimenting its minimalistic design that’s easy to navigate and use.
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What other ways you can try to track your money?
If you need more help with tracking your expenses, try using less cash and instead more traceable sources such as debit cards, online banking and credit cards. This way you can monitor your money through transaction statements and stay ahead of your finances. Also, you can try using e-wallet apps such as Touch n Go and Grab Pay that could allow you to check your weekly and monthly statements.Do you have trouble deciding which e-wallet app to use? We’ve also written an article on Which App Is Leading the Great Malaysian e-Wallet Showdown for the comparison of different local e-wallet apps.
Until then, have fun trying out these apps.
*The above article is intended for informational purposes only. Loanstreet accepts no responsibility for loss that may arise from reliance on information contained in the article.
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