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New mobile apps let consumers handle personal financial management, pay bills, send money to friends and relatives, watch over their credit, and even fund a small business.
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Bankers and tech vendors assert that mobile apps must be independent of online banking at BAIs Retail Delivery conference.
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PFM software company Pageonce has eight million customers already of its PFM software. Fifth in a series of six profiles of up-and-coming fintech startups.
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A new web-based application that lets people link their financial accounts to receive, organize and manage their bills and financial statements in a single view has launched after about a year of user testing.
The service, Finovera, will also use analytics to alert users when their spending appears high or when a bill due date is approaching.
Other apps exist in the space. There's Manilla for bill organization, BillGuard for spotting questionable credit card charges and Check (formerly Pageonce), which even lets people pay for things through the app. Then there's an abundance of personal financial management (PFM) apps that offer related features.
Typically, startups partner with Intuit or Yodlee to integrate account aggregation technology into their services. Often, users will need to make manual changes to their data to improve the accuracy.
Banks, meanwhile, are spotting a
Finovera said in a press release that a mobile and tablet version will hit the market in Q1 2014.
