Geezeo, the social site for keeping track of your personal finance, ad added automated aggregation of investment accounts from lots and lots (2,000 +) of brokerage firms, mutual funds and insurance companies. This makes Geezeo the first social finance site to offer account integration and aggregation for checking and savings, investments, credit cards, student loans, mortgages and car loans. Whew.
If that wasn't enough, Geezeo has also partnered with The Motley Fool to integrate its CAPS stock rating service for users to take advantage of when considering the stock market and their own investment portfolio. This partnership solidifies Geezeo's intention of becoming not only a tool for tracking personal finance, but a resource for how to best approach your personal finances.
There was already the support of a social network built into Geezeo, and with the addition of tools like The Motley Fool, more premium resources are being incorporated into the recommendation tools that can be applied to your own tracking of finances and budgeting. Aside from the social aspects of Geezeo, the best part about its tools are the automated features, which are becoming somewhat commonplace for finances for home and business. Sites like CashView and Mint have integrated these types of automated tools nicely.