Forbidden FinanceWhy It’s Called 403 Finance: The Meaning Behind Forbidden Finance
403 Finance comes from 403 Forbidden. The name reflects exactly what we wanted this app to reject: budgeting shame, rigid money rules, and creepy data-selling nonsense.
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Why We Built Forbidden Finance: A Personal Finance App That Doesn’t Shame You
Most budgeting apps make money feel like detention. We built Forbidden Finance to make personal finance more flexible, more private, and a lot less miserable.
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How to Track Spending Across Five Bank Accounts Without Losing Your Mind
Track spending multiple accounts without portal roulette, double-counted transfers, or pending-charge chaos, so one screen tells the truth again.
Recurring Transactions: The Unsexy Feature That Quietly Saves Most Households $1,000+/Year
Recurring transactions help you forecast real free cash, catch subscription price creep, and turn your budget into a 60-day early-warning system.
Who Can Actually Read Your Money? A Budgeting App Security Teardown
Budgeting app security, compared plainly: what YNAB, Monarch, and Forbidden Finance publish, and what a copied database can reveal about your money.
Mid-Summer Subscription Audit: 25 Services Most Households Are Still Paying For (and Why You Forgot)
Subscriptions to cancel this summer: audit 25 recurring charges households forget, from streaming tiers to gym fees, and reclaim wasted cash.
Graduation Gifts That Actually Help: A Money-Smart Guide for Parents and Aunts/Uncles
The gift-card-industrial-complex had a good run. Here are five graduation gifts that help a new adult start stronger, with less plastic-card vanishing act.
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