We examined cloud usage data for 13 million people across over 8,000 apps available today to find out the top 10 personal finance apps based on usage. Read the blog post here: http://blog.skyhighnetworks.com/the-top-10-most-popular-personal-finance-apps/

2. We’re living in the future

3. Today anyone can:
Buy goods
online
Transfer
money
Accept
credit cards

4. IN THEIR
PAJAMAS

5. But what financial apps
are people really using?

6. To answer that question, we looked at actual
usage data across thousands of apps for
13 million people
Here are the top 10 personal finance
apps based on that data

7. 1.
You may know PayPal as the way you buy and sell stuff
on eBay, but did you know you can also transfer money
to friends and pay for in-store purchases at retailers
such as Home Depot and Toys “R” Us.

8. 2.
Mint is an online budgeting and expense tracking
tool that automatically pulls in data from banks
and investment accounts, giving you a complete
picture of spending, assets, and debt.

9. 3.
With Square, anyone can accept credit card
payments using a free card reader that attaches
to a smartphone or tablet, and, with Square Cash,
you can send money to friends and family for free.

10. 4.
Xoom allows you to conveniently and securely
transfer money to friends and family in other
countries, and recipients do not need a bank
account or internet connection to receive funds.

11. 5.
There are a lot of questionable credit reporting sites,
but myFICO is from the people who invented the credit
score. You get scores from all 3 credit reporting
agencies and are alerted to changes.

12. 6.
Coinbase offers a way to easily buy bitcoin,
securely store bitcoin, and make purchases using
bitcoin at 36,000 merchants including Dell,
Expedia, Overstock.com, and Budweiser.

13. 7.
Never haggle with roommates or friends again
about splitting expenses. Splitwise makes it easy
to divide up and track IOUs with friendly email
reminders to make sure people pay up.

14. 8.
Like Mint, Personal Capital lets you graph and
analyze your money and spending, but it goes
much deeper into analyzing your portfolio and
gives you access to online investment advisors.

15. 9.
Billguard tracks spending across your accounts,
automatically alerts you to suspicious charges,
and lets you report the charge from within the
app to get your money back.

16. 10.
Check is a mobile app that tracks your bills and
gives you one central place to pay them, helping
you avoid late fees and bank overdrafts while
eliminating envelopes, stamps, and paper checks.