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The Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are on sale.

The Best

Money (iTunes) Previously $10.49, now $0.99. Money 5.1 is a full-featured budget and finance app for the iPhone that allows you to keep track of your income and expenditures. Track daily purchases, account balances for all of your accounts, budgets you have created and get reports of them all in a graphical interface. Get it for $0.99.

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    • Michelle Guest

      Sounds like a cool discount but I have reservations on this app. Design looks great but how do I customize and say track discounts in Alice Springs here in Australia? The calendar format is inviting yet I can't help but imagine how crowded it may look with all of the deals I'd want to use.

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