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today I want to share with you seven different money transfer apps that are easy to use and totally free now I want to share these with you so you don't have to be paying any stupid fees when transferring money to friends and family members I don't want Western Union to get any more kind of money than me actually transferring the money that I wanted to transfer and so this makes it so much easier now these seven different apps are currently available on pretty much most platforms and also pretty much mostly in the US as of this recording sometimes those things can change and if that does get updated I will let you guys know in the show notes down below but as of right now most of these are going to be through the US only and make sure you stick around till the end because we're going to be talking about which one of these seven free money transfer apps might actually be best for you to have on your phone before getting onto the list if by chance this is your first video with us my name is Dennis and here on this channel we love finding ways to build wealth and become financially free and even if that means saving a little bit of money on money transfer fees or actually getting money back from somebody that owed you something that can really go a long way definitely make sure you hit that subscribe button because we talked about personal finance quite a bit so the first money transfer app is cash app now cash app is super simple and easy to use it's very basic when it comes to how to send and receive money and the nice thing is they also have a really cool feature where you can actually get a debit card to spend that money that you received from friends or family members directly on the card instead of having to send it back to your bank account which you can easily do of course if you so chose so as of this recording cash app actually has a $5 signup bonus I will have a link in these show notes down below so next time is probably one of the more popular ones and this is Benbow so venmo is an app very similar to cash app that you can send money back and forth to friends and family members now venmo recently also added a card as well haven't personally utilized it as I did with the cash app but it do have the ability to use that money directly now cash app and memo also have a cool feature where you can have a money directly to your account instantaneously but they do actually charge you a tiny fee for that so if you need the money right away you can do it through transferring instantaneously or using the debit card that's provided so next one up is going to be PayPal now PayPal is a pretty big one but some people might not know that they do have a friends-and-family feature to be able to send money with no fees if you send money to a business you usually will have a fee recurring on the businesses and so receiving that money can cost you about 2.75 percent but if you select friends and family that actually allows you to send that money with no fees just be cautious because if you send that money to a business as a friends and family and they don't deliver you do not have the customer protection so the next one is a pretty big one that most people might not know about and this is with Google pay so Google pay actually allows you to send money through email entirely for free super easy to set up have your card on file and in your emails you can click the little money icon and send money directly through email so simple and no fees which is one of my favorite things and just right there at your fingertips another surprising one is gonna actually be with Facebook Messenger so a lot of people have facebook and have a quick access to their accounts you can actually go into messenger and pay somebody directly there so this is a very simple way obviously if you already know the person and have messages back and forth you can easily confirm that you're sending it to the right person all you have to do is set up a card on your profile to be able to send that money so next up on this list is Apple pay now Apple pay does have a couple of limitations mainly the fact that both parties need to have an Apple account so that way you can actually send the money now with Apple pay it's very simple to have money added into your account from one of your cards on your Apple wallet or as the new Apple credit card will actually be giving you cash back directly into your cash account to be able to transfer money back and forth and the Apple pay is mostly simple to set up for people as they typically already have a card on file and then all they do is just send a message for people that they want to either receive or send money to through messenger so next up on this money for list is zel or Zelly I don't know people have given me a hard time before I actually made a dedicated video on setting up an account with Zell and sometimes people give me that hard time with if I'm saying Zell or Zelly but either way it's a free money transfer app and the nice thing about this one is it's actually through most major bank accounts so the nice thing with Zell is that these are actually directly from banks the big banks that most people already have accounts with and so it's really easy and simple to set up and be able to transfer money from your bank account to a friend or family member or vice versa and the way to actually set it up I have a video directly linked in the show notes down below you can check that out if you're interested in transferring money directly from your bank accounts without really needing to go through any other type of apps and the biggest benefit of this one is as I mentioned you're not going through multiple apps it's really just from your bank account to theirs or vice versa so before mentioning which one of these apps might be the best one for you I want to know from you guys in the comments down below which one of these apps have you personally utilized before do you like them do not I want to hear from you and what you guys have to say down below and if you enjoyed these type of videos and always want to keep on learning make sure you have that like button hit down below and don't forget to subscribe if not already alright so which one of these apps is gonna be the best one for you obviously we talked about seven different apps here today and each one has a couple different features that maybe other ones don't but one thing before mentioning which one is to actually make sure that you go through and read all the details and all the features of each app individually because each one has different limitations and rules and requirements when starting them up and as far as which one is the best one to have I actually recommend having all of these apps available for you and the reason for it is if you have to transfer money or you have to receive money from somebody it's so much easier and so much better for you personally if everything is set up with all of these different apps so that way the person that is trying to send you money can easily do so in whichever format they have because you have every single one available last thing you want to be doing is sitting and having to create your account put in your information and go through that whole process while you're waiting for this person to transfer you money you might as well just go ahead and do it right away especially if this person has taken months if maybe even years to pay you back you don't want to give them any more time you want to make sure you have these apps directly available and have all your information saved if you want to keep on learning more about some of these apps where I go in-depth and actually show you some of the tutorials for them click on this playlist right over here