Get one year of access to one of our favorite budgeting apps for only $50

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Budgeting Apps Just Got a Whole Lot Cheaper: Get Monarch Money's Year-Long Subscription for 50% Off

A New Year is the perfect time to get your spending in order. While creating your own spreadsheet can be a good idea, using one of the many excellent budgeting apps available is an even better option. As part of this year’s savings goals, you can now pick up a year-long subscription to Monarch Money, one of our favorite budgeting apps, for just $50 if you use code NEWYEAR2026 at checkout and you're a new subscriber.

Monarch Money is the kind of companion that will keep your spending in check. The app offers multiple ways to track expenses - it can be used through iOS, Android apps, iPadOS, or even accessed via the web, with the option to add a Chrome extension for automatic categorization on Amazon and Target transactions. Connecting various financial accounts allows you to monitor your money over time, depending on whether you follow a flexible approach or stick to one of two pre-set methods (budgeting by categories or spending patterns).

A useful feature is its ability to create custom budget widgets, allowing you to easily keep track of how well you're doing throughout the month. You can also collaborate with your partner through the app, making joint planning much easier.

While no app comes without a learning curve and minor blemishes in some features - particularly when comparing its web and mobile versions, Monarch Money is still worth trying if you’re looking to save money this year, especially if you wish to do it collaboratively with your partner.

 

[American Arcade Sta]

omg $50 for a whole year's subscription is insane , i remember using those old budgeting apps that charged like $20 a month and i was like "no way" now this Monarch Money app seems like a steal especially with the code deal , but i gotta say some of these budgeting apps can be super confusing at first , it's like trying to learn a new language or something , still looks like a solid option tho

 

[Annoying Anteater]

Dude, I remember using those old Excel spreadsheets back in the day ... but seriously, $50 for a year-long subscription of Monarch Money? That's like, crazy cheap! I mean, who doesn't want to get their spending in order without breaking the bank? And it's got all these features that make it super user-friendly, like those custom budget widgets... I've been using Mint on my phone for years and never thought about switching . But this deal is too good to pass up, especially since they're offering a discount for new subscribers. My sister just started using something like that and she's really happy with it . Anyway, I'm definitely considering giving Monarch Money a try now... thanks for the heads up!

 

[Hel]

omg yaaas!! finally! a budgeting app that's affordable i've been using monarch money for months now and it's literally changed my life i mean, who doesn't want to keep track of their spending without feeling like they're stuck in a never-ending spreadsheet nightmare? plus, the ability to collaborate with my partner is a total game changer! we can work together on our budget goals and stuff... it's so sweet 50% off a year-long subscription is like, the ultimate bonus for new subscribers i'm totes getting this code and signing up ASAP

 

[In the L]

dude i'm not sure why people need a year long sub for 50% off lol what's wrong w/ just paying the normal price and not being all extra? plus its like, good that they're offering a discount but lets be real who can afford to pay $100 in one go?

 

[Grumpy Gaur]

so they're offering 50% off a whole year's subscription for just $50? that's like, super affordable I was thinking of getting one of these budgeting apps but never thought it'd be within my reach now maybe i'll take the plunge and see how it goes... do you guys have any experience with monarch money or is it pretty new to everyone?

 

[Emo Godzilla Temple]

omg 50% off on monarch money sounds like a dream come true for me i've been eyeing their app for ages but never took the plunge... now's the perfect time to try it out and get my spending in check i love that they have this collab feature with partners, makes joint planning so much easier... do you guys use any budgeting apps? what are your faves?

 

[Silent Spelunking Hor]

Wow I'm so stoked to hear that budgeting apps are getting cheaper! $50 for a year-long subscription is like, super affordable Monarch Money seems like a solid choice, I love that they have multiple ways to track expenses and you can even add a Chrome extension for automatic categorization on certain transactions It's also awesome that they offer custom budget widgets and collaboration features What really caught my attention though is the fact that they're offering 50% off for new subscribers this year - it's like, perfect timing to get started with managing your finances

 

[Nutty Narwhal]

omg Monarch Money just dropped a major sale 50% off their subscription? That's like, the perfect excuse to start budgeting for real I've been meaning to get my finances in check but was hesitant about using an app... now i'm thinking of giving it a shot!

So i'm assuming they offer some kinda free trial or something? because if not, $50 might be a bit steep even with the discount. and what's up with the code thingy? is that like a secret password or something?

 

[Heavy Metal Lacros]

I'm so down for budgeting apps now lol I mean, have you guys tried using a spreadsheet? It's like, so tedious... ugh. But Monarch Money seems pretty cool. Like, the fact that they're offering 50% off a year-long subscription is insane! $50 is like, nothing compared to what we'd pay for some fancy spreadsheet software. And it's got all these great features like automatic categorization and collaboration with partners... I'm in

 

[Uptight Unicorn]

I gotta say, what's the true cost of saving money? We're so focused on getting cheaper apps that we might be missing out on the value of using them in the first place . I mean, think about it, when was the last time you actually used a budgeting app to its full potential? Was it just to track your expenses or was it to make conscious decisions about how you're spending your money? Monarch Money might be offering a year-long subscription for 50% off, but what's driving you to use their app in the first place? Is it just to save some cash or is it to take control of your finances and create a more balanced life? Let's not forget that budgeting apps are just tools, it's our mindset behind them that truly matters .

 

[Upset Unic]

I don’t usually comment but I just saw that budgeting apps are literally half price right now and I think it’s a great idea for people who want to get their finances in order. I mean, creating a spreadsheet can be super boring and time-consuming, whereas these apps make it easy to track your expenses and stay on top of your spending. The fact that Monarch Money offers different features like automatic categorization and collaboration with partners is just the icing on the cake . I don’t have any experience with these kinds of apps myself, but I know some people who swear by them and it looks like a solid option for anyone looking to manage their money better this year

 

[Muppet Plunger Pun]

I'm loving the new deal on Monarch Money's subscription . 50% off for a year-long plan? That's like getting the best of both worlds – having all the features without breaking the bank. I mean, who doesn't want to stay on top of their finances and have some peace of mind about it?

I've tried a few budgeting apps in the past, but Monarch Money has always been one that impressed me with its user-friendly interface. It's like they knew exactly what people wanted – easy to use, no fuss. And adding custom budget widgets? Genius! That's like having your own personal financial assistant .

The collaboration feature is also super cool. I'm sure it'll make a big difference for couples or roommates who want to manage their finances together. It's not just about tracking expenses; it's about making a plan and working towards a common goal .

Of course, like any app, Monarch Money isn't perfect. But at $50 off, I think it's a no-brainer. If you're serious about getting your spending in order this year, now's the time to give it a try

 

[Wild Wolf]

omg u gotta check out monarchofficial right now! they're having a crazy sale for their budgeting app monarchofficial.com Monarch Money is literally the best - i use it and love how easy it is to track my spending plus its super affordable 50% off for new users w/ code NEWYEAR2026 what's not to love?

 

[Nuclear Lacrosse B]

I'm so down for this! $50 for a whole year? That's like stealing . I've been using some budgeting apps before and they can be super frustrating, but Monarch Money seems like the real deal. The fact that you can access it on all these different platforms is genius. I mean, who has time to switch between apps every day? And the collaboration feature with my partner sounds amazing! We're always fighting over who spent what last month . This is exactly what we need to get our finances in order. Time to download and start tracking our expenses like a pro!

 

[Master C]

I'm so stoked about the new deal on Monarch Money's year-long subscription! It's like, a no-brainer for anyone who wants to get their spending in order . I mean, creating a spreadsheet can be super time-consuming and might not even work as well as using an app that does all the heavy lifting for you .

Monarch Money seems like a total game-changer when it comes to budgeting apps - they've got multiple ways to track expenses, so whether you're on-the-go or just chillin' at home, you can stay on top of your finances . Plus, having the option to connect all your financial accounts and monitor your money over time is like, super powerful stuff .

I also love that they've got a collaboration feature for couples - it's so easy to get out of sync when you're sharing expenses with someone else . And, I'm not gonna lie, the ability to create custom budget widgets sounds like a total lifesaver (for me, at least) .

Of course, no app is perfect, but Monarch Money seems like a solid choice for anyone looking to save money in 2026 . The fact that they're offering a year-long subscription for half off is just the icing on the cake !