Chase Bank Gift Planner iPhone App

What we thought was a new holiday application from Chase Bank, turned out to be an annual app for those looking to plan their future gifts for friends and family. The application was developed by The Archer Group, but Chase Bank saw an opportunity and skinned / relaunched it as a branded app, making this Chase Banks second iPhone / iPod Touch application.

Chase Gift Planner

Chase Gift Planner

The app is designed to help you stay organized as you shop for your friends and family.  With the help of the Chase Bank Gift Planner you can now track your budget, make your list, and check off as you go; additional the new Chase branded app also allows you to:

  • New – Can organize events by occasion & recipients in your gift list
  • New – Alerts to remind you about events
  • New – Add new recipients without having to add them as an iPhone contact
  • New – Enhanced stability to increase convenience and ease of use
  • Create gift-buying budgets using default groups (Friends, Family, Business) or customized groups
  • Enter gift ideas and the amount you want to spend for each person
  • Snap photos of intended gifts and attach them to the item description
  • Track the actual amount you spent on each gift versus the amount you intended to spend
  • See a snapshot of your total budget versus what you’ve already spent and how many dollars are remaining
  • Keep track of the number of gifts you purchased and organize business (tax) related gifts from non-business (non-tax) related gifts
  • Create your own “wish lists” and send to friends and family to help them find just the right gift for you

The application can be downloaded here (iTunes Link) or you can check out the snazzy website by visiting here.

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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is a leading global financial services firm with assets of $2.2 trillion and operations in more than 60 countries. The firm is a leader in investment banking, financial services for consumers, small business and commercial banking, financial transaction processing, asset management, and private equity.

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