Google has launched a new AI-powered budgeting tool to help people manage their money better. The tool is part of Google’s broader effort to bring helpful financial content to users through its search and apps. It uses artificial intelligence to analyze spending habits and suggest simple ways to save.
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The feature works by connecting to users’ bank accounts with their permission. It then organizes transactions into clear categories like groceries, bills, and entertainment. Users can see where their money goes each month without doing the math themselves. The AI also spots unusual spending and gives alerts when bills are due.
This tool is now available in the Google app for Android and iOS in the United States. It builds on Google’s existing finance features, such as bill tracking and savings goals. Google says it designed the system with privacy in mind. All financial data stays on the user’s device unless they choose to share it.
Google also updated its Search to show more useful finance information. When people look up topics like “how to build credit” or “best savings accounts,” they now get answers from trusted sources. These include government websites and well-known financial institutions. The company worked with experts to make sure the advice is accurate and easy to understand.
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The new budgeting tool does not charge any fees. Google says it will not sell user data to third parties. The goal is to give people free access to smart money management without complicated steps. Users can start using the feature today by opening the Google app and going to the Finance tab.