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How Snoop can help you manage your money
The first step to tackling debt is to get a clear picture of your money – what you’re spending, where you’re spending and where you might be able to budget a little better. Recording your transactions in a spreadsheet or tracking your spend on paper can be great for this. But doing it regularly for all your transactions and accounts can be overwhelming – it’s a lot to remember.
How can Snoop help me?
Track your spending and keep on top of your bills
See and track your money. Connect your accounts to Snoop and see all your transactions, across all your accounts, in one place.
Free up your money and find ways to save
Know when to shop around. Add any contract renewal dates and get reminders when it’s time to start looking around for better deals.
Monitor regular outgoings and sort your spend
See a list of your regular bills and outgoings and easily track how these change over time, helping you plan your budget. Snoop will automatically categorise your spend so you know exactly how much money is going on things like food, bills and entertainment. An important first step in seeing where you might be able to make changes.
Plan ahead and be in control
See what you’ve already paid and which bills are coming up, so you can make sure you’ve got the cash to cover them and avoid any missed payments or late fees. Plus, get daily balance alerts as well as weekly and monthly spending summaries so you’re always on top of your accounts.
Compare suppliers to get discounts and offers
Use Snoop to check if you can switch to a better deal and save money on things like mobile, broadband, insurance and more, and get money-saving vouchers and offers at the places you already spend.
Personalised money-saving suggestions
Snoop will also give you a daily feed of money-saving hints and tips, fully personalised to you and your spending.
Get Snoop’s app for free today and discover smarter ways to save money
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