Did a search, didnt find anything on this. I use moneydashboard to monitor my current account, credit cards and investments as much as possible. This is done via open dashboard for security - at the moment there arent many investment portals in open banking - wealthify for example is one of the few.
Can I request FT set up a connection? Appreciate for up to date info its always going to be via the app, but its really nice to be able to see my overall funds together, even if the info is only as up to date as the last time I clicked refresh
Yep I would definitely be interested in roundups going to a freetrade account. I think i might have seen a question like that too on the monzo forum some time ago.
Hey Freetrade folks - what’s the deal here? It’s 2024 and you’re still not letting me AISP into my Freetrade accounts like my SIPP (or ISA) so I can aggregate my pensions (& investments) using Open Banking platforms?
What’s up? It’s not 2020 any more, you’ve had a TrueLayer integration of literally years.
Our alternative – transfer funds away from Freetrade to a provider that does support modern features, but neither you nor I want that to be the solution.
LOL, do you think FT will ever implement anything on any of their lists? I just cant wrap my head around what on earth all those people do all day. Don’t get me wrong I am sure they are busy, but 1000 people digging holes and 1000 people filling them in are busy but not productive.
Wow, that’s great news! I wondered what had happened to him. Moneybox (oops I meant Moneyhub) really is a fantastic app and I recommend to everyone… even if you do have to manually add an amount covering anything you hold with Freetrade.
The budgeting aspect is handy, but my favourite part is seeing the total figure for your Net Worth… though that might be a bit more depressing if you’re lucky enough to have a mortgage.
Edited because I am an idiot and typing is hard with hooves.
When working out net worth, you’d add the value of the house and subtract the loan outstanding on the mortgage, so your net worth will in most cases be higher. Unless you’re in negative equity.