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When peer-to-peer payment (P2P) apps and mobile wallets make it so easy to spend cash in a flash, it’s good to have a roadmap for cashless spending you can follow to stay on top of your expenses.

This eReport provides some strategies to help you account for cashless means of spending in your budget. Get tips on how to spend responsibly when it comes to P2P apps and other contactless methods of payment.

Plus, check out a few great budgeting apps to keep you on track along the way. So whenever you tap your phone or card to pay, you’ll know exactly how that fits into your budget — even if it didn’t actually feel like spending! 

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Thanks to Tom Benisch of State Farm for this episode of Tips from the Pros about mobile wallet.

Mobile payment systems like Apple Pay, Google Pay and Paypal to name a few, are starting to appear everywhere. Learn how mobile pay works, and tips for keeping your information safe.

In our wallets, most of us have an average of three credit cards, a handful of gift cards and coupons, not to mention membership cards, a driver’s license and receipts. Mobile wallets, which you can use on a compatible smartphone, tablet or smart watch through an app, let you store your cards and coupons in digital form. They allow you to make purchases, apply discounts and use coupons, either online or in-store.

Although only 39% of consumers use mobile payment systems, that’s expected to increase in th...