Albert: Budgeting and Banking
- 22 of 100 · reviews
- 4.6of 5 · store
- 314,812ratings on the App Store
- 498reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
Albert positions itself as a financial assistant, but reviews paint a different picture: charges without consent, automatic 'smart savings' that withdraw money without the user's knowledge, and a deliberately broken cancellation process. Its usefulness for spending awareness is close to zero given these risks.
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What people use it for
Not recommended for anyone in its current state. Payday advances are simpler and safer to find elsewhere.
What reviews praise
- Payday advances are approved quickly and helped some users in emergencies.
- The interface is visually appealing.
What reviews complain about
- Automatic money withdrawals without notification or consent.
- Account closure is artificially blocked by technical traps.
- Transaction history and categories are shown but data disappears after support disputes.
- Support does not respond for months.
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