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    Which are the Prominent Personal Finance Mobile Apps? 1. Intuit Intuit Mint is a personal finance management company formally established in 2006 by Aaron Patzer. The company operates in the U.S. and Canada with more than 20 Mn users. It offers the application for two of the most widespread operating systems - Android and iOS, which led to increase the flexibility of its services. 2. Chime Chime is a San Francisco-based Fintech company established back in 2013 by Chris Bitt and Ryan King. The company provides a connected approach through mobile apps to banking services that gives it complete control on finances. Its mobile app is available for iPhones and Android devices, and more than 10 Mn downloads have been recorded at the Google App Store. 3. Digit Digit is a wealth management app company based in San Francisco U.S. The company uses machine learning and numerous financial practices to save and invest the money of users. Digit is available on both Play Store and Apple Store. 4. Albert Albert is a wealth management application firm based in California, United States. The company offers diverse services, from budgeting, saving, investing, and financial advisory. Albert can be used on iOS and Android-based devices. 5. Prism Prism is a bill management and bill payment platform that offers to pay bills on multiple platforms and delivers financial well-being. The company has more than 30 Mn users and thousands of financial institutions. Prism also offers personal budgeting to its users and is available for iOS and Android devices

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    By FintechNews staff   Increasing penetration of smartphones and the Internet across the globe is likely to augment demand over the coming years. Currently, global penetration...

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      At the time of writing, Bitcoin has hit a new all-time high (ATH) against the Euro ($EUR) at €54,603.15. At the same time, BTC...
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    Benefiting from opportunities in cryptocurrency investments

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    The most popular digital banks in the world

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    The non-transactional service segment will register growth of more than 9% through 2026. There has been an extensive rise in demand for account services, customer service, asset management, consultancy, stock advisory, financial planning, and other services. The adoption of digital banking technology services is helping enterprises in managing the banking experience and ensuring optimum service delivery.

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    Staff FintechNews   According to a recent study from market research firm Graphical Research, the introduction of advanced banking technologies has enabled institutions to improve the...
    How Bitcoin & Crypto might help ease wealth inequality (without miracles)

    How Bitcoin & Crypto might help ease wealth inequality (without miracles)

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    Top 5 benefits of AI in banking and finance

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