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Qube Money is a fintech startup company located at the base of silicon slopes in Pleasant Grove, Utah.
Qube Money’s new app combines its digital cash envelope budgeting method with a full banking suite. This unique banking experience puts intention at the core of each transaction making it easy for Americans to make purposeful decisions about their budgets in real-time.
The app modernizes the outdated envelope budgeting system of previous generations by digitizing budgets into “qubes”. Consumers then set limits for different qube budgets, like groceries, clothing, and entertainment.
A physical Qube Money debit card gives shoppers access to their pre-budgeted qube funds. This unique budgeting app helps consumers avoid overspending. When money in a qube is insufficient, shoppers are empowered to make in-the-moment budgeting choices about a purchase.
The app is engineered to support a variety of budgeting dynamics in the household. Couples can choose Qube Companion Cards to strengthen financial transparency and keep open communication about shared budgets. Qube Money also offers an effective tool for families to track spending across different family members. With the help of Kid Cards, parents and children learn about responsible spending habits together.
Qube Money will be available to qualifying customers in the U.S. To learn more about the innovative app, visit the Qube Money website.
Qube Money Tiller MoneyQube Money is the first app that has become my primary banking and budgeting app all in one place! I may be a little bias because I work for the company, but seriously, it's an incredible app.
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I saw this app - https://qubemoney.com/ . Sounds like what you’re describing. Source: 5 months ago
It is not clear in the article who will keep debit cards as accepted forms of payment. At least for mobile providers who will still offer debit for payment in the future, you do not have to provide your bank account number. Though you do lose out on credit card benefits like points/rewards and the ease of disputing charges. For those whose mobile providers will switch to only using bank account numbers for... - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago
This page is managed by individual Qube Rewards Node Owners who are part of the Qube Rewards and Qube Money community. For more information about Qube Money (the company), please visit their website at qubemoney.com. Source: about 1 year ago
Forgot a link for anyone interested: https://qubemoney.com/. Source: over 1 year ago
Has anyone heard of Qube Money? I have been a YNAB user for 7-8 years but this bank/budget has peaked my interest. The main pain point with YNAB is entering transactions manually or trying to get auto import to work which rarely does. Qube automatically does this because it is the bank and the budget connected. Anyone has experience with this ? Why or why. not? Source: over 1 year ago
You say spreadsheets are not contenders, but I will still offer Tiller: https://tillerhq.com. Source: almost 2 years ago
Tiller (tillerhq.com) does this for $80/year. It downloads into a spreadsheet that also provides budgeting -- but you can do whatever you want with the data. I'm happy with it for multiple accounts and credit cards. Source: almost 2 years ago
I use Google Sheets for personal finance with TillerHQ to automate downloading bank data. It is, as far as I know, the only workable solution in this space. http://tillerhq.com. - Source: Hacker News / about 2 years ago
Tiller. tillerhq.com connects to your accounts and fills in the line items into a gsheet or excel for you. Once there, they have templates to use or you can roll your own in spreadsheets. I moved to this after being a Mint / Quicken user for years. Only thing that would let me do what I really wanted. Source: about 2 years ago
I use a software called Tiller. It links to Google Sheets and then feeds your bank info in. It has worked fantastic for 4+ years. The biggest perk, is that all the data is in a normal Google sheet, so I can use all the normal Google apis, formulas, etc; to move transactions around and store long term history. Plus their templates are fantastic and they have a labs app also with tons for niche templates that are... Source: over 2 years ago
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