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1:24PM Angus Kidman | One of the problems with many finance-centric webapps is that they don’t necessarily offer much in the way of support for customers outside the US. One exception is social-network-oriented budget tracker Wesabe, which claims support for adding account information from at least some Australian banks. There’s a small but useful Australian Wesabeans forum discussing the best ways to set up auto-import from online accounts and other features, which is worth checking out if you’re looking to automate your budget management and pick up hints from others on the way. If you enjoy the Wesabe experience, there’s also multiple access options, including a mobile client, Mac widget and even Twitter integration. More »
Australian Wesabe Forum Offers Finance Management Tricks
1:24PM Angus Kidman | One of the problems with many finance-centric webapps is that they don’t necessarily offer much in the way of support for customers outside the US. One exception is social-network-oriented budget tracker Wesabe, which claims support for adding account information from at least some Australian banks. There’s a small but useful Australian Wesabeans forum discussing the best ways to set up auto-import from online accounts and other features, which is worth checking out if you’re looking to automate your budget management and pick up hints from others on the way. If you enjoy the Wesabe experience, there’s also multiple access options, including a mobile client, Mac widget and even Twitter integration. More » 
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7:34AM Angus Kidman | Previously mentioned Web-based finance management application Wesabe just incorporated a neat new trick: adding transactions to your account via Twitter messages. For private transactions, you can use direct messages, but there’s an @wesabe option if you want to boast about your spending to the Twitterati as well. If entering your receipts every time you get home is a drag, working this way could prove a real boon. [Wesabe via Twitter Blog]
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Wesabe lets you update your finances using Twitter
7:34AM Angus Kidman | Previously mentioned Web-based finance management application Wesabe just incorporated a neat new trick: adding transactions to your account via Twitter messages. For private transactions, you can use direct messages, but there’s an @wesabe option if you want to boast about your spending to the Twitterati as well. If entering your receipts every time you get home is a drag, working this way could prove a real boon. [Wesabe via Twitter Blog]
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