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This simple tool converts your Apple Card PDF statements to CSV for easier budgeting

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<p>One of the biggest limitations of Apple Card is its inability to integrate with budgeting services like Mint (https://www.mint.com) and YNAB (https://www.youneedabudget.com). Apple does, however, offer the ability to download your transaction history as a PDF. An independent developer has now designed a tool that builds on Apple Card’s PDF export feature for more detailed budgeting.</p>
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