Banking App for iPhone

[Lyd]

Do any of you use an app on your iPhone for keeping track of your bank accounts - balancing your accounts, etc. I used to be so anal about keeping track of that stuff, but DH kinda took over when my life got crazy with the kids. But, slowly, I'm getting back to it, and I would love to have a good app on my phone for it. I'm not as interesting in budgeting functions, but I would probably use them if they were available.

[kim21673]

We just use the Chase app

[Lyd]

We use the Wells Fargo app, but we have accounts in more than one bank, so I'm looking for something where I can keep track of all our account in one place.

[Nettio]

Have you looked at Mint.com? They have an iPhone app and you can set it up to automatically pull info from multiple accounts.

[Nikki Epperson]

DH won't let me put an app on my phone. He doesn't ask me for much, so I caved. Our card numbers have been stolen numerous times and he's scared someone will get our info from my phone.

[Jennilyn]

I use one called iXpenseIt and I LOVE it! It costs $4.99 I think, but well worth it to me!

[Lyd]

Have you looked at Mint.com? They have an iPhone app and you can set it up to automatically pull info from multiple accounts.

I was just getting ready to research Mint. I have heard about it before. What I would REALLY love is if there was an iPhone app that had a companion desktop application. Cause - it's really easier to enter that stuff on a regular computer rather than a phone. But, it if will automatically sync with your phone, then you can add things when you're out and about as well. That's the best of both worlds, but hard to come by these days.

[newfiemountiewife]

I just use the one from my bank, we only bank in one place so it's easy.

[KateD]

I use YNAB on my desktop and the companion app on my iPad. It's geared towards budgeting more than balancing the accounts, but will do both.

[Nettio]

I was just getting ready to research Mint. I have heard about it before. What I would REALLY love is if there was an iPhone app that had a companion desktop application. Cause - it's really easier to enter that stuff on a regular computer rather than a phone. But, it if will automatically sync with your phone, then you can add things when you're out and about as well. That's the best of both worlds, but hard to come by these days.

Mint is web based so you would be able to make changes from your regular browser and have it sync with the app.

[glumirk]

I use YNAB on my desktop and the companion app on my iPad. It's geared towards budgeting more than balancing the accounts, but will do both.

We use YNAB too, but I mostly use the desktop app unless we are on vacation.

[Arual]

DH won't let me put an app on my phone. He doesn't ask me for much, so I caved. Our card numbers have been stolen numerous times and he's scared someone will get our info from my phone.

I understand this completely. I don't do any banking of any sort on my android. Just in the past 19 months, we have had our card numbers stolen 4 times now. Ugh! So I am very hesitant about doing any banking on the cell.

[Nettio]

I use YNAB on my desktop and the companion app on my iPad. It's geared towards budgeting more than balancing the accounts, but will do both.

This is what I use too, well iPhone not iPad. But I love doing the budget on the computer and tracking it with the app.