AppBox Pro is a dollar store shoppers paradise. Sure, dollar store toilet paper is quite rough, but it is oh so handy.

I think everyone can use some budgeting help in economic times like these. I used Balance for a long time, but I needed something more complex. PocketMoney was that solution.

As an experience online finance management often leaves consumers with a bad taste in their mouths. Mint.com claims to freshen that experience with an all-in-one, easy to use web interface that combines bank accounts, budget, credit and investments. Could their new iPhone application be just what you’re looking for to simplify your mobile finances?

Let the iPhone Help You Stick to Your New Year’s Resolutions

The new year just recently passed, it’s only been a few weeks, but you might find yourself faltering a little on your new years resolutions. Now is the time to re-commit to your resolutions, before it’s too late. And maybe the iPhone can help.

Some of the most common resolutions have to do with health, money, and organization. Three things that the iPhone can help you track and organize. We’re going to share some of the best applications for this, hoping to help you stick to those resolutions.

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iSpend can seem pretty bare bones at first, but you dig a little deeper and what you find is an app that can track expenses and export them to Google Docs or even e-mail them as comma delimited files. You can create templates, each with their own custom categories, and the interface is well designed and intuitive, usually only requiring a few taps to complete most tasks.