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Oct 30, 2017

Here is a helping hand for your Christmas budgeting. This App will help keep you in check.

You will be able to track gift ideas as you receive them by quickly entering them in the app. Set a gift budget for each person and mark the gift as purchased as you do your shopping!

It will also:

Password protect your list
Add/edit people to your list
Add/remove gifts for each person on your list
Provide a money amount per person and per gift to help budget for Christmas
Useful stats such as money spent so far and total budget
Mark the gifts as purchased as you buy them… then mark them as wrapped as you get around to wrapping them!

– https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xmaslist

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