NerdWallet Personal Finance App Tour and Review! (2024) | 50/30/20

A tour and review of the NerdWallet personal finance app, both on the web browser and on mobile!
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[@CatoneJ24]

This helps, thanks! I’m new to the app, as Rocket money wasn’t acting right with the numbers. 😊

[@FrugalNotCheap]

Glad to hear it was helpful! 😀

[@doubledaredangames]

Same. Rocket money was nice, but the numbers were always a few weeks/months behind.

[@CatoneJ24]

@@doubledaredangames , I knew I wasn’t the only one. I enjoy a free app with no payment lol!🤓

[@matthewshields2841]

Thanks again Dan. For mine this is a non-starter, but the 50/30/20 budgeting rule is a great entry point (and easily applied to your own system). I had a little chuckle about OCD peoples' preferences... anyhow, moving right along! Cheers!

[@FrugalNotCheap]

Cheers! 😃