Wealth Wizards enhances MyEva app in new Moneyhub partnership

To improve advice

Sophie King
clock • 1 min read

Financial advice technology provider Wealth Wizards has partnered with financial services provider Moneyhub.

By using Moneyhub's technology, users of Wealth Wizards' personal finance app, MyEva, will be able to see all of their banking transactions in one place.   Moneyhub's data application programming interface will be used to offer MyEva users guidance driven by real-time consent and personal data. For example, the app will use the customer's spending data to then suggest areas where they could save money. According to Wealth Wizards, MyEva helps users improve their financial situations with independent, peronalised guidance by offering help, information and nudges on a range of personal ...

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