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October 10, 2013 04:19 pm GMT
There's no doubt about it: managing your personal finances is boring. Even though handwritten budgets and meticulously crafted spreadsheets are being joined by services like Mint and Simple that let more you easily dig into your spending, some folks just can't be bothered to spend their free time mulling over that stuff.And that's where a startup called Level comes in. The nine-person San Francisco team has built an iOS app that it hopes will get a generation of young people thinking more about their financial fortitude, and it's closed a $5 million Series A led by KPCB to help push that vision forward.
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Level Helps You Mind Your Money With Apps, Nabs $5M Series A To Make It Happen
There's no doubt about it: managing your personal finances is boring. Even though handwritten budgets and meticulously crafted spreadsheets are being joined by services like Mint and Simple that let more you easily dig into your spending, some folks just can't be bothered to spend their free time mulling over that stuff.And that's where a startup called Level comes in. The nine-person San Francisco team has built an iOS app that it hopes will get a generation of young people thinking more about their financial fortitude, and it's closed a $5 million Series A led by KPCB to help push that vision forward.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/IF5G8zJECp8/
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