Quicken, maker of America’s best-selling personal finance software, has released new features for Simplifi, its award-winning finance app, to offer users insights on their spending and saving habits and how to improve their financial well-being.
Simplifi by Quicken, which was recently named the “best budgeting app” by The New York Times’ Wirecutter and recognized in Fast Company’s 2020 Innovation by Design Awards, is the easy, modern way to stay on top of your money. The ad-free app provides an elegantly simple interface to see all your finances in one place, better manage your spending and maximize savings, keep your bills and subscriptions in check, and get the insights needed to reach your financial goals with confidence.
With its new features, Simplifi offers even more insights to reflect on past financial behaviors, help you stay on track in the present, and create a path to continued and improved financial well-being.
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“Understanding your financial health can be challenging, especially considering factors like unexpected expenses and bills, and the uncertainty of the market,” said Quicken chief executive officer Eric Dunn. “Our customers want a better grasp on their finances and to gain knowledge about ways to watch their spending and increase their savings. Simplifi’s new features and functionality center around providing timely and useful insights so users can confidently create a strong financial future.”
Building on Simplifi’s launch in January, this series of updates makes it easy to:
Stay on track with customized insights: New features from Simplifi surface actionable insights about the elements of your finances that you care about, when you need them. New Notifications and Alerts, via email or in-app push notifications, provide you a host of insights to help you proactively stay on top of your finances. You can customize the alerts to focus on the information you care about, such as when Spending Watchlists approach or exceed target spending, information about upcoming bills, your paycheck deposit, and more.
