As I’ve traveled more, I’ve realized it’s a bit tricky to track my finances given a portion of my exact spend is usually reimbursable. Curious what folks are using these days for managing personal finances + budgeting. Are apps like Rocket Money worth it to aggregate across accounts? Do people use high yield savings like Betterment/Wealthfront/Robinhood Gold/etc.?
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Personally I have a designated cc for all reimbursable expenses, I have just found it easier to fully track everything reimbursed and get some cash back/ cc benefits. I use a high yield savings for emergency fund or 6 months money. I keep it in there so it’s liquid if I need it right away. Id recommend one of the apps like mint to track things overall if you’re looking for low maintenance way to keep track of it.
Never used it, but I know that Mint is a popular personal finance app.
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