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2 comments / July 17, 2012 / GuestAuthor / Business, Guest Posts, Tech-Audit.com Article

5 Great Apps for Managing Personal Finances on Apple iPhone

Staying on top of finances and monitoring our budgets is more important than ever in the current economic climate and anything that can help us do this is always going to be worthy of attention. As an iPhone owner, you are blessed with having the tools you need for managing personal finances just a few clicks away in the iOS store. Here are the top 5 apps for managing personal finances on the Apple iPhone, some are free and some are available at a small price, but all are useful.

Bill Assistant

Not paying bills on time and the charges that are passed on to you by the company’s that you owe can be a big drain on finances. Bill Assistant can help you avoid these charges by sending you alerts when bills need paying and providing you with information such as how much you owe to a certain company. This app will also keep a record of you past payment history for future reference. You can pick up Bill Assistant for just £0.69.

Account Tracker

This clever little £1.99 app can help you remain in full control of multiple bank accounts by providing you with the platform to monitor each of your accounts at one. Each account is given an icon that will change colour in relation to the financial health of your bank balance. It can also be set up to give you alerts about your money and the incomings and outgoings of your accounts. Well worth having.

1 comment / May 7, 2012 / GuestAuthor / Guest Posts, Investment Banking, Tech-Audit.com Article

Why Stock Trading Has Become More Common

Stock trading can be a very profitable venture. In fact, earnings are almost unlimited. Trading stocks from home is a way to make money with a high degree of flexibility. You can work in your spare time, while holding down a full-time job, or even work from home, while raising your children. Many individuals enjoy… Read more

4 comments / April 2, 2012 / GuestAuthor / Guest Posts, Investment Banking, Tech-Audit.com Article

Bullish vs Bearish Market – Learning the Basics

The definition of a market trend is simply the movement within a financial market over a period of time. Using varying forms of technical analysis, market trends are recognized in order to help predict price in response to the course of the market. There are three types of market trends: secular trends, primary trends, and secondary trends. Secular trends are movements in a particular direction and are characterized as an occurrence that of which are neither cyclical nor seasonal and exists over an extended period of time, usually five to 25 years. Primary trends are supported throughout the entire financial market, not only segments or sectors, and usually have a duration of a year or greater. Secondary trends are short term directions in price within a primary trend. Secondary trends usually last for a few weeks up to a few months. Within these trends, sectors of the market or the entire market can be classified as showing signs of being either bearish or bullish, meaning the price of securities are rising or falling and will continue to so over a period of time. Bull Market In times of a bull market, security prices, once again, in certain sectors or as a whole, are increasing and/or expecting to increase and also show signs of increasing at a more rapid rate than the historic average.

0 comments / February 27, 2012 / GuestAuthor / Guest Posts

Investing in 2012 – Counting on the ROI

Some basic concepts to consider, for those new to investing… As the 2011 faded away into the past, with it faded away some other uncertainties. Like, with the advent of the New Year (2012), the US stocks. once again gained some certainty as a profitable investment option. The main thing that the investors count on… Read more

0 comments / February 13, 2012 / GuestAuthor / Guest Posts

5 Apps to Manage Your Finances

Managing your credit cards, current accounts and loans was tricky before the world of mobile technology and the internet combined.

Now, you can choose from many different applications for your smartphone that will help you stay in total control of your income and outgoings each month without having to delve into your filing system or deal with a single piece of paper.

Here is a look at five of the best personal finance applications for your phone, covering programs for both iPhone and Android devices.

0 comments / January 24, 2012 / GuestAuthor / Guest Posts

Increasing Debt Means an Improving Economy

Economists are beginning to believe that consumers are having an easier time paying their bills. They are also feeling more confident that they will retain their jobs in order to continue making their payments on time. As a result, they will continue to pay down their credit card debts and obtain more loans for big ticket purchases. As people spend more money, they help to take the economy in a positive direction rather than holding onto it in savings as they have been doing in the recent past.

0 comments / August 26, 2011 / Deborah / Guest Posts, Tech-Audit.com Article

Common Sense

As Mr. Laidlaw says, “It is very easy to prevent this from happening again. Do not rely on the person managing your money to also be the SOLE provider of accounting on your account. Mr. Madoff’s firm was creating the statements for his clients and manipulating the data. Any reputable advisor will also have another… Read more