What Reddit Says About Savings Calculator Apps

12 votes, 30 comments. Been using Money Manager for a year now and I can say na I'm really enjoying it especially their installment option if you are…

But unfortunately, I’m not, so an app would probably suit me best.😅 ... After creating a goal, you can now open a "simulator" feature. It allows you to play around with values like your monthly savings or interest rate to see how this will impact the time to reach your goal. Is this somet...

You can use the online calculator from Clark to input your numbers and see your results. You don't need to do the math yourself. I tried using it, and as an example, if you have an initial deposit of $10,000, an APY of 4.35%, a weekly deposit of $100, and a timeframe of 20 months, counting from...

Firecalc has an adjustable spending model - you can specify different amounts for different years -if you log in and create an account. (No cost to do so and as far as I can tell, no downside to having done so.)

I like to use copilot. It’s built on swift so it has seamless integration with Apple Card and Apple Cash. It uses plaid to link with all your investment/credit cards/loans/checking and savings accounts for near instant recordings. The budget tab has helped me save thousands too!

Smart Savings, which automatically analyzes your checking balance and makes small deposits every few days to help you save over time.

I use Tiller Money - it pulls all financial data into google sheets. You can build all your models from there. I think they also have an excel plug in. It'll at least save you all the time once models are created and pull transactions in ...

I do this with my mortgage, but have an additional column for "how much I've saved by pre-paying my mortgage." Basically I'm calculating out how much the prepayments are saving me over the course of 30 years. If you're using the amount you're not-spending to pay down de...

245 votes, 103 comments. Image Screenshots & UI: View Gallery App Store Link: DownPay for iOS Hi r/apple ! My first app is a debt and savings tracker…

I've created my own net worth tracker called NetTrack that links all accounts, tracks balances, transactions, savings rate, spending categories, etc. Super simple and low cost because I was annoyed with bloated expensive alternatives. I then also use YNAB for budgeting directly by manually addi...