Article Written By: bythesea
If you've bought Apple's most recent piece of design technology, aka the iPad, you're more than likely a bit of a geek, but also a wily investor, which means you'll be wanting to know how you can make your shiny new appliance work it's magic and return the investment. With over 200,000 apps on offer there's a definite need to sort the wheat from the chaff, so here's our guide to the best iPad Apps that are guaranteed to help you invest wisely. Daily Finance bring together information from a variety of market sources, this free Daily Finance App provides a pool of information including tools, advice and news for people who actively manage their own portfolios. This means that you can be in touch with everything from investment quotes 24/7, market trends and top rate offshore savings.Mint is the very popular App. It is free and appeals to the average man on the street with its intelligent ability to help users keep track of accounts and budgets on the move. Tied into an account via the standard website the Mint App allows users to draw together up-to-the-minute information on all of their accounts, credit cards and investments. Bloomberg Mobile lauded by those in the know, it allows real-time market analysis, including all the latest stock quotes and company information, news,interactive graphs and charts and chart and trend analysis.E Trade App, extending its online trading arm into the mobile environment, allows users to view, analyse and actually move stock. Key functionality includes market news, account management, live watch lists and portfolios - all synchronized with an online account in real time. Financial Times free to download, but subscription required to actually read content, it has developed a special edition app, which has been optimised specifically for the iPad. Perfect for downloading at home and reading on the move, content includes video, news, comment and analysis, whilst users can also view portfolios, view stock and compare market trends.
This Article Has Been Published on Mon, 23 Aug 2010 and Read 625 Times