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July 2, 2012 05:00 pm GMT
Most banks have begun to provide native apps -- or at the very least, mobile-friendly websites -- to give users access to their funds and information about their accounts. But when it comes to their investment accounts, few have very much transparency into where their money has been invested, how much they are paying in fees, how their investments are performing and the like. San Francisco-based startup SigFig wants to change that, not just on the web, but now also on mobile devices. SigFig lets users connect all their various investment accounts -- including bank accounts, 401k plans, IRAs, etc. -- onto a single dashboard. That gives them the ability to see how their investments are performing in one beautiful visual platform. SigFig originally launched as a web app, but it's now releasing iPhone and Android apps that will give users on the go all the same information on their mobile devices.
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Mint For Investments Startup SigFig Goes Mobile With New iPhone And Android Apps
Most banks have begun to provide native apps -- or at the very least, mobile-friendly websites -- to give users access to their funds and information about their accounts. But when it comes to their investment accounts, few have very much transparency into where their money has been invested, how much they are paying in fees, how their investments are performing and the like. San Francisco-based startup SigFig wants to change that, not just on the web, but now also on mobile devices. SigFig lets users connect all their various investment accounts -- including bank accounts, 401k plans, IRAs, etc. -- onto a single dashboard. That gives them the ability to see how their investments are performing in one beautiful visual platform. SigFig originally launched as a web app, but it's now releasing iPhone and Android apps that will give users on the go all the same information on their mobile devices.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/t_7M6TZm_5o/
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