- Money management app HyperJar launches today using a digital version of jam-jar budgeting to give the UK a better relationship with money
- HyperJar research shows that 70 percent believe current accounts don’t help to budget everyday money effectively
- Against a backdrop of further lockdowns and rising unemployment, the data also shows that one in six feels more nervous about debt
- App account holders divide their money in virtual jars according to where they want to spend
- App customers can share jars with up to 100 other people, as well as lock-in future spending with HyperJar retail partners
- The app which intended to complement someone’s main bank account, comes with a prepaid debit card added to Google Pay and Apple Pay
