Treasury
AI money manager: Plaid-linked budgets, bills, subscriptions and net worth, with an advisor that answers from your own accounts
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Cost
1 / 3Connections
4 / 7Transactions
9 / 13Planning
6 / 16- Envelope budgeting
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- Zero-based budgeting
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- Rollover budgeting
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- Bill negotiation
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- Debt payoff planning
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- Cash-flow forecasting
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- Scenario planning
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- Retirement planning
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- Subscription cancellation
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- Automated transfers
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Wealth
3 / 6Insight
1 / 4Assistance
2 / 2Platforms
3 / 5Trust
1 / 7Nothing recorded yet — 2 groups, 8 attributes
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Price history · cheapest recurring plan
- 2026-10-17
- First recorded at $95/year
Every step is a reviewed change to the record, from the changelog; there is no nightly capture of the vendor’s pricing page. The median is the middle annual price of the 63 live listings that charge one.
In the news · 7 mentions in 90 days
- Mention2026-10-19
- Mention2026-10-19
- Mention2026-10-14
Bank of America fined $1.2 billion by Treasury Department for violating money laundering and sanctions laws
Yahoo Finance - Mention2026-09-01
How soaring Treasury yields could hit your finances
Yahoo Finance - Mention2026-08-30
Treasury Bars Some Reporters From G20 Finance Meeting
The New York Times - Mention2026-08-27
US-hosted G20 finance meeting to target growth, imbalances, Iran sanctions, Treasury official says
Reuters
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