
How to Work Out Your Monthly Spending from Bank SMS
Search your inbox for debit SMS, drop transfers and card bill payments, then total by category. A worked example with real-life numbers.
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Search your inbox for debit SMS, drop transfers and card bill payments, then total by category. A worked example with real-life numbers.
SMS expense trackers turn your bank alerts into a spending diary. How they read a message, what they miss, and how six apps compare.

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Automatically organise your spending, track expenses and understand where your money goes.