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The best way to manage your money is with tools that are intuitive, feature-rich, and offer a holistic view of your finances.
Money Management analyzes your finances and spending habits to provide insight tailored to you, allowing you to make informed financial decisions. Start by connecting all your accounts, loans, and investments, from any institution, in just 5 minutes.
Money Management offers a convenient, engaging, and complete experience entirely integrated within Online Banking and our mobile app.1
Discover the capabilities
With Money Management, you can:
Forget about logging in to multiple accounts to view your finances and spending. Everything you need to know is in one secure location.
Get started in minutes within Online Banking or our mobile app. Not signed up yet? Enroll in Online Banking today or download our mobile app and tap Sign Up to get started.
Not all budgets are created equal. Easily adjust and manage budgets in one place and quickly identify ones that need your attention based on color and size. Get started with an auto-generated budget based on your past spending habits and make changes to fit your lifestyle and stay on track.
How much do you spend on entertainment every month? With the spending tool, you can quickly identify your biggest expenses and categorize your spending. The trends feature shows you category spending over time and compares it to your income, showing where and when you may need to cut back.
Pay your debt down faster with Money Management's debt tool. See all your loans and debt in one hub and learn techniques on how you can pay them off in less time and pay less in interest.
What are your financial goals? Saving for a house, vacation, retirement, or an emergency fund? Goals help you plan for short- or long-term financial ambitions. Set savings, debt payoff, or retirement goals and easily track how much you've saved for each goal.
Net worth is the most important value in personal finance as it takes everything into account: what you have and what you owe, as well as what you earn, save, spend, and pay toward debt.
With the net worth tool in Money Management, track and monitor the net sum of all your assets and liabilities. Drill down to see what makes up your gains and losses.
Money Management needs your username and passwords to provide you with up-to-date information on your accounts. We use this information to establish a secure connection with your financial institution, investment company, or credit card provider so we can download and categorize your transaction information securely and automatically.
Hiding an account means we’re still linked to your account and will still keep track of your transactions in it; we just won’t show it to you. The account will appear under Accounts marked as Excluded, but not appear in your account total on the right under All Accounts or under your Transactions.
Here’s how to exclude your account:
You can remove mobile access to your account, change your password, or delete the account entirely within Online Banking. With your username and password and biometric security options, your accounts are protected on your mobile device.
You can set up a variety of custom alerts for all your accounts in Money Management including non-GECU accounts. To get started, open Money Management in Online Banking or our mobile app. Click the gear icon in the top right corner to access the Settings. Select and customize a variety of notification options.
General Electric Credit Union is a full-service financial institution headquartered in Cincinnati with branches in Ohio and Kentucky.
Money Minutes Blog
From online bills to spending habits and everything in between, you have a lot of things to keep track of. If you don’t stay on top of these and other money needs, your financial well-being could take a hit. That’s where Money Management comes in.
It’s Look on the Brightside Day. Sometimes, the best way to approach a situation is with positivity. This is especially true when facing money issues.
Inflation is at a 40-year high, according to the March consumer price index.1 Many Americans are seeing the effects of inflation at the pump, the grocery store, and at home