For a long time, to track our spending, I used Mint as a budgeting app.
A month, or so, ago, Mint phased out. (I honestly do not know where to place the commas in that sentence.)
In my quest for a replacement, I stumbled upon Rocket Money.
The truth is, my wife stumbled upon Rocket Money. She told me about it, and I decided to check it out. She found it around Christmas. I started using it a little after the start of the new year.
So far, so good.
Unfortunately, Rocket Money (unlike Mint) is not free. On the other hand, I find Rocket Money more powerful and more accurate than Mint. I suppose the old adage is still true. You get what you pay for.
Rocket Money has some nice features. For example, if it detects a high bill, Rocket Money will offer to negotiate a lower price for you.
I decided to give this feature a shot. Sure enough, Rocket money successfully lowered my phone and internet bill.
Of course, I had to pay for this feature. Rocket Money simply took a percentage of the savings. It was a win win for both of us.
If you are trying declutter your budget this year, consider Rocket Money.
Just so you know, I am not in any way associated with rocket money. I receive no compensation for sending out this email. I just like what I have found. Rocket Money helped me. Perhaps, it will help you, too.
