Similar to the last edition, apps moved up and down in the ranking, but the three new competitors will be giving the other apps a run for their spots. Among the highlights are a few who climbed up three or four spots, and a 25-point difference between top to bottom.
Here’s a look at the numbers.
The Top 5
With Chime no longer in the lead, Albert Save and Spend Smarter came in with a score of 93 to grab the No.1 spot, climbing up two spots.
Down five points but remaining constant at No. 2 we have Robinhood with a score of 92.
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Rising four slots to land at No. 3 is myWisely Financial Wellness, with a score of 90 — a full 14 points up from its previous score.
Fidelity Investments hops up one slot and four points for a new standing of No. 4 with 88 points.
Mint Personal Finance & Money dropped down a spot to No. 5 after losing nine points. Tying for No. 5 is Acorns Invest Spare Change, up five slots and two points. Both earned a score of 77.
The Top 10
Empower climbed the rankings from No. 10 to No. 6, gaining four points.
Emma Budget Manager slid from that sixth spot to No. 7 and lost four points, settling with a score of 74.
At No. 8 we have a newcomer to the list: SoFi, with a score of 72.
Another newcomer, NerdWallet, hit No. 9 with a score of 69.
No. 10 wraps up with our last newcomer, Wallet Daily Budget & Profit, with a score of 68.
Until next time, this wraps up the PYMNTS Provider Ranking of Personal Finance apps.
