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Mobile apps that help you set and meet your personal finance goals

They also offer a great deal of convenience, helping you track your investments and spending on your handset. But just go the larger and more reputable players

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With the number of investment avenues growing, managing our personal finances is becoming a complex exercise

Bindisha Sarang Mumbai
Whatsapp Pay has finally rolled out in India, and now you will be able to send money through the app. The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has allowed the popular messaging app to go live on Unified Payments Interface (UPI). India currently has many payment apps, including Paytm, PhonePe and Google Pay, among others. Mandar Agashe, founder, managing director and vice chairman, Sarvatra Technologies, says, “Smartphone usage is ubiquitous across the country, taking into account the burgeoning digital-savvy cohort. About 400 million Indians use WhatsApp currently.” While payments apps have been adopted extensively by users, especially post-demonetisation, there are

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