When you get paid, you want to be certain you only spend what you can without breaking the bank. And when you get a bill, you want to know you can afford it.
A new iTunes app can help you achieve the financial management that you've been looking for. It will tell you exactly how much you need to set aside to cover all your bills and what you have left over that you can spend on those little luxuries that you enjoy.
'Project Budget' is perfect for the 40hr a week office worker, the single mum on welfare or the shift worker. In fact anyone with a regular pay check will benefit from Project Budget. And it doesn't matter if you get paid weekly, 2 weekly or monthly, Project Budget will help you put aside money each week to pay all your bills.
For those of us who are mathematically challenged, you won't have to ever again get all your bills out and spend hours with a calculator, pen and notepaper trying to work it all out. The app budgeting tool does all the heavy lifting for you. Input your expense data just the once when you first get the app and you're good to go.
It doesn't matter what country you live in or what currency you use. The instructions are however, only in English for the time being.
I'm sure you will have that feeling of relief when you receive that dreaded bill, you check the amount owing, then check your account via 'Project Budget' (which has worked everything out for you from the data you entered) and know that you can pay it right there, on the spot.
In the palm of your hand you'll have an app with a user-friendly interface which has all the inbuilt finance management computations you need. You don't need an accounting degree to finally be able to organise your finances. I'm sure your stress levels over money will reduce once you harness the power of 'Project Budget'.
At last, an app that is actually useful! It's use will allow you to finally implement savings goals. Maybe you can buy that dress you've being lusting after ot take that long overdue holiday. And no more cheque books to balance. You can reconcile your bank account with just the press of a button. Now that's very cool.
A new iTunes app can help you achieve the financial management that you've been looking for. It will tell you exactly how much you need to set aside to cover all your bills and what you have left over that you can spend on those little luxuries that you enjoy.
'Project Budget' is perfect for the 40hr a week office worker, the single mum on welfare or the shift worker. In fact anyone with a regular pay check will benefit from Project Budget. And it doesn't matter if you get paid weekly, 2 weekly or monthly, Project Budget will help you put aside money each week to pay all your bills.
For those of us who are mathematically challenged, you won't have to ever again get all your bills out and spend hours with a calculator, pen and notepaper trying to work it all out. The app budgeting tool does all the heavy lifting for you. Input your expense data just the once when you first get the app and you're good to go.
It doesn't matter what country you live in or what currency you use. The instructions are however, only in English for the time being.
I'm sure you will have that feeling of relief when you receive that dreaded bill, you check the amount owing, then check your account via 'Project Budget' (which has worked everything out for you from the data you entered) and know that you can pay it right there, on the spot.
In the palm of your hand you'll have an app with a user-friendly interface which has all the inbuilt finance management computations you need. You don't need an accounting degree to finally be able to organise your finances. I'm sure your stress levels over money will reduce once you harness the power of 'Project Budget'.
At last, an app that is actually useful! It's use will allow you to finally implement savings goals. Maybe you can buy that dress you've being lusting after ot take that long overdue holiday. And no more cheque books to balance. You can reconcile your bank account with just the press of a button. Now that's very cool.
About the Author:
Drew Fraser has been working on the creation of an app budgeting tool for many years. For more information, visit the website http://projectapp.co
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