Your journey to financial stability
Oribar provides a personal financial management solution aimed at simplifying savings, budgeting and debt management.
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Improve your savings with Pulse
Pulse gives personalized insight into your finances to help stay on your budget and finances. Major insights with pulse include:
Savings Opportunity Insight
This feature notifies you when extra cash may be available for savings. With this insight, you can save all the money you can towards your down payment.
Subscription Insight
Know where your money is going regularly and get alerted if the amount changes or a new subscription is detected.
Category Spending Insight
Get alerted when your spending limit for a category is disproportionally growing. Compare previous months to the current month.
Other insights
Debt repayment reminder, subscription price increase, overdraft warning, payroll deposit, duplicate payment, and more.
Achieve your money goals
Get much more comfortable with your finance by integrating all your accounts and viewing your recurring payments, debts, cash flow, money trends, and much more.
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Transaction
The Transactions tool provides an overview of your recent spending across all accounts, and the ability to search or filter for something specific.
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Budget Tool
Budgets can help you set realistic monthly spending limit and avoid exceeding those limits. The Budgets tool draws your eye to the areas that need your attention the most: big bubbles represent a larger portion of your monthly budget, and red bubbles have exceeded their monthly allowance.
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Goals
Whether it’s saving for downpayment, paying off a car loan, or just putting some money away for emergencies, we all have financial goals that require long-term planning. The Goals tab helps you make those plans and allows you to visualize them on a simple timeline.
The Debts tool is a powerful tool that allows you to see all of your debts in one place and create an expedited payoff plan. The Debts tool teaches you how to use the snowball method, a debt-payment strategy that can dramatically reduce both the time it takes to pay off debt and the amount of interest you'll pay
Fastest payoff
Debts are ordered by which debt you will pay off soonest, based on balance, APR, and minimum payment. This ordering is considered the standard snowball method.
Highest interest first
Debts are ordered from your highest APR to the lowest APR. This ordering is often referred to as the "avalanche method"; it can save you more money over the life of the debt.
Lowest balance first
Debts are ordered by balance from lowest to highest.
Highest balance first
Debts are ordered by balance from highest to lowest.
