Track has been decommissioned

Household money

Updated on 31 March 2016 | 0 Comments

The free Track service is being removed.

We wanted to let you know that our free Track service will be removed from the loveMONEY site on 31st March. 

There has been a lot of change since we first launched the tool back in 2011 and feel that the time is right to reassess how we continue to provide such services. 

Track was a useful tool that would allow you to check bank accounts and categorise your spending habits, but most banks allow you to do a lot of this directly now. 

The majority of loveMONEY users want to be able to account for much more. This led to the development of our Plans service. Plans enables you to keep on top of over 120 different types of financial products, as opposed to just current accounts and credit cards. 

If you are interested in trying out Plans, you can find out more and register for a free 30 day Plans trial here. 

Please note that Track will be completely shut down and removed from loveMONEY at the end of March at which time any data we have on record from service will be securely deleted.

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