Finance

Bloomberg for iPad review: The best casual stock app for the iPad

By Allyson Kazmucha, Friday, Apr 6, 2012 a 9:13 pm

Bloomberg for iPad is a great way for casual traders and investors to interact with their stocks and stay up to date with the news they care about the most.

The App Store is chock full of applications to help investors and traders manage their portfolios directly from their iPad. While some applications provide a wealth of information and are geared towards brokers and users with extensive portfolios, most users just don't need a $100 application to check in on their stocks. I've found Bloomberg for iPad to be a good compromise between usability and information overload.

Top 5 budget and personal finance apps for iPhone

By Andrew Wray, Tuesday, May 10, 2011 a 6:00 pm

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TiPb checks out the best, most must-have budget tracking apps to help keep your personal finances in order on-the-go.

There are a ton of great budget tracking apps in the App Store, but which ones are the financial best of the best? Which iPhone app should you be using to ensure you'll always be within your monthly spending limit, always have that vacation fund ready and waiting, and always be on top of your overall finances?

Although the options are aplenty, we've narrowed the list down to the top 5 apps to help keep you focused on your spending and income levels without giving yourself too much of a headache. Read on after the break!

ProOnGo Expense with receipt reader for iPhone & iPad - app review

By Allyson Kazmucha, Monday, Oct 25, 2010 a 10:45 am

ProOnGo Expense with receipt reader is a universal app for iPhone and iPad that will easily track your expenses for you. It uses image capture to import information from receipts or you can manually enter details. The app currently supports regular, time, and mileage expenses. You have several options when it comes time to export your receipts and reports - including Excel, CSV, Quickbooks, and more.

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