Banking Applications Helping You Save Money

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Author: Dan H

With technology advancing around us constantly we will find ourselves with different ways to do tasks much easier.

In terms of banking, we have only begun to touch the surface of online banking; we have begun to move onto our mobile phones to satisfy certain banking needs as well.

The phones I am talking about in particular are iPhones and Blackberries.

I will begin to talk about different you can get on your phone that will be able to help you save time whether you are looking for a bank branch, or whether you have to check your balance in your account.

To start things off, let us look at what the () recently sent out to the market. recently released their very own app for the and , which allows user to login to their accounts and do simple transactions, check , etc. This app is really great, and it is a must have for owners who have an or (more information can be found here).

was the first bank to release a application for both the and Blackberry which allows users to find the nearest branch and receive text alerts to keep the user up to date on their , transactions, account limits, account activity and security related activities; this is called Scotia InfoAlerts. (More information ca be found here).

Now the app is great, but over the year there have been for the which already allowed you do search for the nearest bank branch. Majestic Media released 4 which did the same thing. The banks that are covered are (TD), (), (), and . These are extremely useful when you are looking to save money on bank fees, and you should definitely have the respective one that applies to who you bank with (more information can be found by clicking the respecitive linkg for the TD Finder, BMO Finder, RBC Finder and Scotia Finder).

The last app I will talk about today is MasterCard’s ATM Hunter. ATM Hunter will find you an ATM despite what bank it belongs do, it will tell you which bank it belongs to or if it is just a normal ATM. It does the job of finding you a place to withdraw money, despite any costs you may incur. If you look carefully, you will be able to save money using this app. (More information on MasterCard’s ATM Hunter can be found here

Today I have strictly talked about applications, however I will begin to get into more detail on ones that you can pay for that are worth the money in the weeks to come.

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