3 apps to help South Africans use their Christmas bonus better

MyBroadband has compiled a list of budgeting apps to help South Africans better manage their bonus this December.

After a tough working year, it can be easy to let the festive season take control, overindulge in the December cheer, and spend too much of that hard-earned end-of-year bonus.

The app automatically tracks and categorises expenditures by linking users’ accounts and visually summarising them using charts. Vault22 also allows users to compare their budgeting to others by receiving insights on how well they are performing compared to others in a similar income bracket.is a South African desktop personal finance management platform developed to help make personal finances easier for its users.

It includes customisable budget categories, multi-currency budgeting, rollover budgeting, a calendar view for your monthly budget, and budget trends. The subscription costs R79 per month.

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