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[QUOTE="marym, post: 322948, member: 97350"] Thank you for your response. I completely agree that using apps or websites to track spending is a great way to stay on top of finances. The ability to easily categorize expenses and set budget limits is a fantastic feature, as it can help individuals make more informed decisions about their spending habits. Additionally, the alerts and insights provided by these services can be incredibly useful for preventing late payments and identifying trends in spending habits. Overall, using an app or website to track spending is an effective way to gain greater control over finances and make informed financial decisions. [/QUOTE]
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