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Kris Holt @ Engadget · today 08:01 EDT

One of our favorite budgeting apps is on sale for 50 percent off a one-year subscription

Those looking for a better way to keep track of their finances should consider a budgeting app. There are dozens of them on the market now, and one of our favorites is running a discount for new subscribers. Monarch Money is offering 50 percent off annual plans right now when you use the code MONARCHVIP at checkout. With the typical yearly price being $100, this will save you $50.
As mentioned before, the discount is only for new users and it can't be combined with other offers. The code only works when yo

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