Are you in the search of a new finance service with improved features then, Rudder is the choice which you need to consider. Rudder is a new personal finance service which is different from the dozens of other services which are presently available. Rudder differs in two prime ways: Firstly a simplified overview of the available funds, which it known as "What's Left", is provided and all this is delivered (along with bill reminders and balance notifications) directly to your email inbox instead of requiring you to visit a website.

For those of you who have details of the money, the "What's Left" approach might be too vague for them. Thus rather than presenting a dashboard of data, Rudder uses what our editor Ben called a "no-thought-required cash flow management" approach. Especially if you don't know where to start and feel the need to take control of your finances then there isn’t anything wrong with “What’s Left”

As Cnet puts it:

The name for this magic number is "what's left" according to Rudder. This figures out the amount that you've got for optional spending based on when you're getting your next paycheck and what's in your various savings and checking accounts, compared to payments required to be made by you through credit card payments and other bills.

For safety purpose, Rudder has asked for access to read-only to your accounts through CashEdge. No user’s names, passwords, or account numbers are stored by Rudder itself.