Spend Smarter, Do More, Live Better with the Level Money App
We love trackers and we love this one!
The Level Money App automatically updates spendable cash as you make purchases each day, providing a simple, real-time picture of how you’re doing in order to stay in the black. It assists you in drawing a straight line from everyday decisions to larger achievements and accomplish the things that matter. The top US banks support connections to Level and the list is expanding all the time!
Here is what The Level Money App can do for you:
Choose Your Tracker View: Choose the view that works best for you. See your total spending per tracker, based off the 200 most recent transactions, or compare your current month spending to the prior month. Simply click on a tracker and toggle to the settings view to edit your view.
Swipe to Track Your Transactions: In addition to using power sliders to assign a transaction to a Plan category, you can now use power sliders to track, edit, or untrack a transaction. To add a transaction to a tracker, swipe from the right side of the screen.
Tap to Choose a Single Transaction or Merchant: When choosing which tracker(s) to assign a transaction to, tap once to assign the individual transaction, again for the merchant to always be tracked, and yet again to remove the tracker.
The app is available for download or to be updated at the Google Play Store orApple App Store or visit them on Facebook for updates on updated trackers that will enhance your spending insights so you can spend less, save more, and achieve financial balance.
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Kathy Jenkins is the President of Come To Order, a Residential Professional Organizer, Student Organizer, Certified Family Manager Coach, Writer and Speaker based in Richmond, Virginia. She is a member of NAPO and ICD and is dedicated to helping her clients simplify their lives by reducing clutter, organizing their homes and offices, and managing their time. Kathy especially enjoys working with kids and their families to help them learn good organizational skills that will benefit them for a lifetime. Follow Kathy on Facebook.
