How Pocketsmith helps 100,000+ households save more money
Jason Leung is the co-founder and CEO of Pocketsmith, one of the best budgeting, financial management and forecasting apps on the market.
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Show Notes
In this episode, Jason speaks with OwenRask about the journey of Pocketsmith, including:
- How and why Pocketsmith has survived and thrived over more than one decade
- What Jason's original Pocketsmith .ical set out to solve
- Why Pocketsmith never took VC funding, despite being one of New Zealand's biggest FinTech successes
- The technical challenges involved in building a financial management app
- Why Pocketsmith celebrates individuality as a core value
- What the future of financial management looks like
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