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A study by Morningstar found that people who track their finances regularly tend to save 10% to 20% more than those who don’t.
 

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) reports that individuals who check their financial accounts at least once a week are 30% less likely to incur overdraft fees or miss payments.

Wealthfront & Betterment report that users who actively engage with their financial dashboards are more likely to increase their savings rate by 5% to 7% per year than those who don’t monitor their accounts.
 

Investors who use digital dashboards are 25% less likely to panic-sell during market downturns (according to a study by Vanguard).

A survey by Bankrate found that 63% of Americans who don’t track their finances report feeling "high financial stress," compared to only 37% of those who use dashboards or financial planning tools.
 

The Financial Health Network states that people who regularly engage with financial dashboards are 40% more confident about their financial future.

Research from Fidelity shows that those who use financial dashboards and budgeting tools accumulate 15% to 20% more wealth over time than those who don’t.
 

A study from the National Endowment for Financial Education found that people who use financial tracking apps are 50% more likely to stick to their budgets.