Snoop is the app you need for intelligent financial advice

Get your finances in check with the clever AI app Snoop

Sometimes we all need a bit of financial advice- whether that’s tips on the best bank account or where you can reduce the cost of your mobile phone contract. However often that involves trawling the internet for hours and a lot of you probably don’t have that time spare. So what’s the alternative? Say hello to the highly intelligent AI driven app Snoop. Snoop is an app that has been designed to make sorting out your financial life a breeze. The app connects to all of your bank accounts and analyses things you’re spending on and what’s coming in. It will then give you tips on how you can improve your finances; everything from are you using loyalty schemes correctly to apps that can save money on your mobile phone contract. It uses secure encryption technology to link to your bank accounts and doesn’t store any of your personal details. Here’s the downlow on some of its features.

Understand where your money is going

Snoop can analyse all your accounts so your can see exactly what you’re buying each month, the money coming in and out and payments that you make regularly. This saves you time having to click through each separate banking and financial app to work out where your money is going.

Check out your top five spends

Want to know what you spend the most money on? Snoop adds up your spending and categorises this into your top five retailers. It may shock you into rethinking your spending seeing it in once place- especially if you’re regularly spending hundreds of pounds on new clothes. It amazed me just to see how much I spend on food shopping and makes me wonder if I can make cutbacks.

Check out your Snoops

Snoop is incredibly clever and uses your past spending to recommend tips for things you can save on in the future. My top tips included recommendations on the Nectar toolbar, discount codes on VoucherCodes and how to get £1.00 credit on each Amazon Prime order. You may get similar tips or different ones based on what you regularly buy.

Pin your favourite Snoops

Browsing in your lunchtime and don’t have time to check your tips out in detail? If you love the pin you can click the little pin button at the bottom of the Snoop so you can go back to it later. Once you’ve pinned it head over to your Pinned page when you have more time to check it out in more detail.

Want more Snoops?

If you’ve checked out all the Snoops on your home page and want to see more simply head over to the Browse section. Here the Snoops are broken down into different areas like Charity, Entertainment, Groceries etc. Simply click on each section to find out what’s available in that area. As the app is fairly new not every sections will have Snoops available yet.

Download Snoop on the App Store
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Snoop is adding new features to the app all the time, so if it hasn’t got the tools you want at the moment, the likelihood is it will in the future. The app is completely free so start getting finance savvy today without having to lift a finger. If you love the post please give it a share on Twitter, Pinterest or Facebook.

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