An update on Zeta’s Money Manager

June 15, 2022 - Announcement from Aditi, CEO of Zeta

Zeta’s Money Manager will be sunsetting permanently on August 15, 2022. This does not impact Zeta’s Joint Cards or Joint Accounts which will continue to thrive at Zeta.

Before we explain why, here’s what you need to know:

  • You’ll have access to your Zeta Money Manager account until August 15, 2022

  • We’ll send you multiple reminders so you don’t forget

  • You’ll have until August 15 to download your transactions if needed

  • If you have any questions or need support, please email us at support@askzeta.com

While this might not be the news you wanted to hear, I wanted to take a few moments to tell you how our team arrived at this decision and how we can continue to support you on your financial journeys with Zeta Joint Cards.

I won’t lie — this was an incredibly difficult call for our team. We first launched Money Manager because we knew that couples and families needed a better solution for managing their shared finances. We got to work building a platform that would enable transparency and collaboration while easing the burden of relying on multiple, manual tools, and we did it with your incredible input every step of the way.

We saw Money Manager grow to support tens of thousands of couples and heard countless stories from you about how it helped you deepen your relationships, save and pay down your debt, and come together around your money. These stories kept the product alive, encouraged us to keep building Zeta, and inspired us to explore more ways we could support you on your shared financial journeys.

But Money Manager has an important limitation — without picture perfect data quality from bank connections, we’ll always be limited by how much we can leverage tech to help you more deeply. And given all that we’ve learned about how families manage their money, you want more help. It was this limitation that pushed us to build Zeta Joint Cards — a new type of joint account that does much of what Money Manager does, while giving us more flexibility to leverage technology. Over the coming months and years, you’ll see more Money Manager features get integrated into Joint Cards with a twist — we’ll constantly utilize tech to help you make better decisions, more quickly, and in-line with the goals you have.

Zeta Joint Cards includes a joint account plus two debit cards — supporting couples irrespective of how they combine their finances. We’ve already added a full suite of budgeting and automation tools based on the behaviors we saw in Money Manager, as well as features that facilitate communication, collaboration, and joy. We’re continuing to invest heavily in this product (see our product log here), and will roll out individual accounts, accounts that support 2+ users, and more family features over the next few months. If you’ve enjoyed your Zeta Money Manager experience, we encourage you to check out Zeta Joint Cards to get more of that support.

Click here for more information on how Zeta Joint Cards compares to Money Manager.

Download Zeta Joint Cards and use your Money Manager login info to get started. (Please note: Zeta Joint Cards is currently only available to users in the U.S.)

Thank you for being a part of our community, it’s been an absolute privilege to team up with you. We hope to continue to support you both in your financial lives.

Aditi, CEO of Zeta

On behalf of Team Zeta

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1Zeta is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services provided by Piermont Bank; Member FDIC. All deposit accounts of the same ownership and/or vesting held at the issuing bank are combined and insured under an FDIC Certificate of $250,000 per depositor. The Zeta Mastercard® Debit Card is issued by Piermont Bank, Member FDIC, pursuant to license by Mastercard International Incorporated and can be used everywhere Mastercard is accepted.

2Zeta Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is effective as of 05/01/2023, for customers who qualify for VIP status. Minimum amount to open an account is $0.00. Minimum balance to earn the APY is $0.01. Interest rates are as follows: 2.43% APY applies to the entire balance for customers who qualify for VIP status. Interest rates may change after the account is opened. Fees may reduce earnings.