Budget, track & save with these 5 finance apps

At the core of this trusted Intuit app is full access to your finances, from mortgages and insurance to everyday spending. Check your spending and set budgets by category, and get optional bill reminders by email or on your phone’s calendar. Mint is also on the web, so you can access your account by desktop too.

Customizable rules (and the personal goals they’re tied to) are at the heart of this beautiful app. They range from saving a percentage of each paycheck to turning any activity into a savings trigger via partner app IFTTT. An optional Qapital Visa Debit Card unlocks features like direct deposit and bill pay.

Create a categorized budget, visualize money earned or spent, and manage all your subscriptions with this one-stop shop for personal finances. Truebill can even negotiate with providers to lower your bills, from car insurance to phone plans. Upgrade to Premium to track your net worth over time, view a full credit report, export data, and more.

Wallet will help you keep tabs on your spending, but where it really shines is communal finances. Manage money across multiple currencies and banks. Subscribers can share an account with up to nine others, from family members to coworkers. Premium plans also include helpful features like bank account syncing.

Sharing accounts, goals, a household, or all of the above? Co-manage your bills, savings, and spending with this approachable app. It’ll auto-categorize your spending, though you can assign transactions to multiple and custom categories. We especially love the option to chat with each other about specific bills and more in-app (instead of over dinner).