FinTech Apps

Reach your goals with personalized insights, custom budgets, spend tracking, and subscription monitoring—all for free.

• Credit Monitoring
• Bill payment reminders
• Calculate your net worth

Get more information on the Mint app here.

From $1-$5 per month, Acorn subscribers get access to investment, retirement, and checking accounts. Acorn also offers customers chances to grow their knowledge about investing.

• You can invest your spare change. You can invest $5 per day/week/month
• Great for beginners – automated and diversified portfolio of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
• Free access to ATMs

Get more information on the Acorn app here.

Self helps users build their credit by offering the tools needed to make monthly payments on time, which will build a positive payment history and positively impact your credit score.

• Get a Credit Builder Account
• Pick a payment terms that fits your budget
• Each payment helps to build your credit
• Once paid off the CD is unlocked and is free

Get more information on the Self app here.

Credit Karma lets users track their credit score over time, file state and federal tax returns, and explore financial relief options.

• Check your credit scoring for free and receive a free credit report.
• Credit information is attained from the top two Credit Bureaus out of three (Equifax and Transunion).

Get more information on Credit Karma here.

Robinhood offers commission-free investing, and tools to help shape users financial future.

• Robinhood provides many investment options, several for free.
• Let’s investors trade stocks, options, exchange-traded funds and cryptocurrency without paying commissions or fees.

Get more information on Robinhood here.

The Cash App is and app for sending and receiving money.

• Cash App lets you quickly send and receive money at no cost.
• Can be used for banking purposes including, receive paychecks, tax returns, and direct deposits up to two days early.
• Users can also help users invest in stocks and bitcoin.

Get more information on Cash App here.

The Chase app is an online bank that provides a range of financial services to almost half of American households.

• Budget tracking and monthly spending (setup your budget and track your transactions)
• Minimize fees by setting low balance alerts, and send and receive money via Zelle with no fees
• See daily spending insights
• Get your credit score for free
• Protects your identity fraud with credit monitoring
• Grow your savings with Autosave
• Get help managing investments with financial professionals
• Access to investment portfolios created for you

Get more information on the Chase app here.

YNAB teaches users how to manage their money.

• Bank synching – allows you to connect all your accounts in one place
• Goal tracking – set and track financial goals
• Detailed, visual spending and trend reports to help measure your progress

Get more information on the YNAB app here.

CreditWise is a free tool from Capital one that allows users to monitor their credit score.

• Free credit score and credit monitoring
• Custom insights into your credit score including what your score means, how it’s calculated, and how your score compares to the average user.
• Offers personalized suggestions and feedback on how to improve your score

Get more information on CreditWise here.

For $5 a month Digit analyzes your income and spending patterns, then automatically pulls money from your checking, and puts it into your savings.

• Tracks and evaluates your spending habits and calculates how much you are able to save
• Allows for automated drafting into a savings account to make saving easier

Get more information on Digit here.