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Wrong Sean

25 Aug 2020

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Just realised that I have been tracking my expenses with Seedly for 3 years this month. Time flies!?

Have learnt a lot from the community and also learnt more about managing my expenses and improving my focus on my financial journey along with the highs and lows.

Thank you very much, Seedly!

Anyone has similar experience?

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Kenneth Lou

25 Aug 2020

Co-founder at Seedly

Hello Thank you so much for joining us on this journey Shaun! Haha.!

We hope you have learnt as much as we have in the past 3 yeas. The team is working very hard to make things even better for all our community members and even impact more lives in Singapore.

Thanks again and your little message here made our team's day! :D

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Chuan lee

24 Aug 2020

My first transaction is Nov 2017!!!

Miss the golden days when we can import DBS transactions in!!

When are we going to have that option again? Please allow upload from CSV/pdf! Feels like the apps has not have any major updates.....

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