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Protects your credit cards from fraud by monitoring your transactions and providing feedback.

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100% free.

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- Fiance app that organizes your spending, budget and expenses
- Blocks any unwanted or unauthorized charges on your account

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Monitored by bank-level security as well as overseen by VeryFi and McAfee HackerSafe.

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Checks for hidden fees through thorough security checks, provides insight on safe transactions, and overall saves your credit score by eliminating any excess money spent.

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- Fiance app that uses an“envelope” style of tracking your money.
- Splits up money into groups/"envelopes" so budget is clear and organized

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Create Prepaid cards for families so that you can quickly and easily transfer money between one another.

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- Free but plus version costs $3.99 for a monthly subscription or $34.99 for an annual subscription

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The app was created for people to use the tool to save money better. 

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Free

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To organize and save your money by following Dave Ramsey's list of "baby steps", the end goal being financial freedom.

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Users choose between the free option, or the $99/yr version, which allows your to monitor your credit card transactions.

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Since it's an app used for planning, there isn't as much security necessary as no confidential information is stored there. But, they do save data in user accounts.

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Users control everything, allowing them to have an active role in their financial journey. It's also very beginner friendly, making it easy to understand concepts within budgeting their income.

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For many expert budgeters, it's overly simple. Also, the free version has its limitations while the paid-for version is NOT cheap.

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It only provides insight if your credit card information is based online, there's limited customer service in case of problems, and it's only available in the United States.

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Mint uses VeriSign, TurboTax, and QuickBooks to secure the customer’s data and information.

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People are able to create and manage budgets by using information from banks.

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Although there has never been anything reported about Mint, there is always the risk of a security break or hack. 

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Clarity Money is budgeting software that makes it easy to plan your spending instead of just tracking your spending.

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It's free to sign up; however, the company takes an annual fee of 33% of what each sutumer saves each year.

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- Free but plus version costs $5 per month or $45 per year

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- All information and data transferred remains encrypted
- Login credentials are not stored
- Pocketguard never has access to make any changes to your accounts.

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- Personal information is never sold and or rented and personal -Information is never shared to third parties
- Information is removable and all contact is removed

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The tool uses multiple levels of security to keep all data safe. 

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It’s completely free, easy to connect with your bank.

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There are no previous reports but there is always the risk of hacking or security breach. 

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- Doesn’t link your bank account
- Have to put your finances into the app yourself
-Could lead to mistakes

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-Organizes money for better financing and links to bank for accurate budgeting

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-Simple "envelop" method that anyone can understand

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- Could potentially get hacked and information is leaked

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On top of monthly fees, you must have a CenterState bank account in order to start your plan.

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Monthly fee of $5.99 however, this price can be lowered with different membership plans.

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There is a Privacy Policy you must agree to with each account you create. However, your personal information is not protected from third parties.

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Parents benefit from using this tool by giving their kids allowances and transfer money between childs’ accounts. This tool can help teach the younger generation how to use a debit card while keeping parents involved in the activity of the card.

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The downsides of this tool are creating an account with CenterState and having to pay monthly fees.

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The purpose of Personal Capital is to help the user manage their retirement plan.

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The app is free however, you must pay fees and have a minimum balance of $100,000 dollars where the fees start at 0.89%.

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Confidential information is kept safe and when shown to third parties for help, they guarantee that the third party will not sell your information.

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The benefits are that the tool helps you organize and invest your retirement money.

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The risk of using Personal Capital is the more money you put in, the more money gets taken out.

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This is a budgeting app that lets you set spending goals and keep track of what you spend

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34 day free trial, then it is a $11.99 per month or $84 a year subscription service

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They have multiple layers of digital security and delete data when a subscription ends after a set amount of time

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- Their budgeting systems use proven methodology
- Students can get 12 months free for signing up and you can earn free months by referring people to the app with no limit on how many months you earn
- The app is supported by most smart devices

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- YNAB costs about $85 per year
- The app is not fully automated which means that you have to input all spending manually

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To keep track of finances to help meet savings goals

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Free

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Personal information is encrypted and is never sold to third parties

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- Saves locations of where you shop often to streamline future entries
- Can store photos of receipts for future reference

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- The app is not very user friendly
- The expense analysis is limited
- The app does not link to your financial accounts