They may be in their prime earning years, but Gen Xers are feeling financial pressure as they juggle the costs of caring for older and younger family members with an urgent need to save for retirement. So, what’s the best way to help them navigate their complex budgets and future monetary needs?

To make managing their money easier for Americans, the Dave app links with existing bank accounts and aims to keep people in the black by notifying them when they’re about to go into overdraft. It also breaks down anticipated ingoings and outgoings, giving users an easy way to budget.

The online-only Ally Bank has introduced new features to encourage Americans to change their attitudes towards saving and make it easier to achieve savings goals. As such, Ally Bank has brought financial psychology on saving habits, technology, and traditional banking together with new saving tools.

French startup Pixpay has received funding to launch its fintech product, aiming to make pocket money relevant and useful to teens without exposing them to risks and scams. With the rise of cashless and online payments, this app can help teens to better manage their finances.