You can keep track of your Apple Card budget by exporting and sharing your monthly transactions.
Starting today, Tuesday, January 21, 2020, if you use an Apple Card you’ll also be able to export your monthly transactions. That means you’ll also be able to import those monthly transactions into your personal finance and budgeting apps. Yes, the circle is now complete.
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