Start Saving: PocketSmith Is A Crystal Ball For Your Bank Accounts

▤ Summary

First, there’s the business of actually finding someone to write you a paycheck each month, and then you have to look at that pile of cash sitting in your bank account, just begging to be spent on the latest DVD, book, or gadget that suits your fancy. This week it’s leaving beta, and is offering the first 50 TechCrunch readers to Email contact@pocketsmith.com a free premium account for six months. But whereas Mint is really about looking at your spending habits and figuring out ways to save, PocketSmith is more of a calendar for finances that lets you set financial goals and track your progress over time. The site iself is very well done, sporting a polished interface and nifty effects that make otherwise mundane tasks a bit more fun. Most of the features are broken into one of four sections: Forecast, which lets you create a calendar of your financial activity, updating with regular costs (like rent) and other major expenses that you know are coming up.

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PocketSmith

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