Here is a demo of moneyStrands for those of you curious to find out more on how it can help organize your finances. Best part of the trick lies in aggregating your financial data from multiple sources and being able to standardize it on one customizable platform. Customizable by YOU the user that is and not some IT specialist at your bank. This is the wave of the future. You are the owner of your data and you should step up to the plate to aggregate, monitor and enrich it. This does not only apply to financial data but also health data and many other aspects of your life.
Free yourself but free your data first because your data is how you are perceived out there and that perception shapes your reality my friend ;)
~ moneyStrands Demo (5 min.)
Showing posts with label Money Management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Money Management. Show all posts
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Manage your finances in style with moneyStrands
For the last 6 months or so I have been working on launching the newest Strands service -- it is called moneyStrands. In plain English, moneyStrands is a money management tool that helps you set a budget, track and control your spending and start saving up at your own pace.
At recessionary times like these people have a tendency to put their finances under the magnifier with more of a "do-it-myself" attitude. I personally hope this behavior will subsist even after this economic dip is over with simply because it is a healthy habit in general. The financial industry has a number of conflict of interests and agency issues when dealing with their retail clients and that is exactly why the consumer of the 21st century has a duty to become more self-aware and less an avoider or delegator if he/she has any chance to "keep the dream alive" so to speak. You see major brands like eTrade and TDAmeritrade play on that instinct quite successfully these days many times at the expense of traditional brick and mortar banks experiencing immense turmoil behind their granite facades.

So please go ahead and give moneyStrands a shot and see if it can help add more color to your financial life ;)
At recessionary times like these people have a tendency to put their finances under the magnifier with more of a "do-it-myself" attitude. I personally hope this behavior will subsist even after this economic dip is over with simply because it is a healthy habit in general. The financial industry has a number of conflict of interests and agency issues when dealing with their retail clients and that is exactly why the consumer of the 21st century has a duty to become more self-aware and less an avoider or delegator if he/she has any chance to "keep the dream alive" so to speak. You see major brands like eTrade and TDAmeritrade play on that instinct quite successfully these days many times at the expense of traditional brick and mortar banks experiencing immense turmoil behind their granite facades.

So please go ahead and give moneyStrands a shot and see if it can help add more color to your financial life ;)
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