Personal money management applications are now widely found and can be downloaded for free on the playstore. This application has considerable benefits in helping the millennial generation in managing finances so that the flow of funds in and out can be recorded in detail. By knowing the flow of existing funds, it is hoped that they can manage finances more wisely.
This study aims to determine the percentage of millennial generation who have used financial management applications as well as what factors encourage and hinder the millennial generation from utilizing financial management applications. It is hoped that knowing these factors can become input for financial management application developers to build their products so that they are more desirable and utilized by the millennial generation. In this study several questions will be asked in the form of questionnaires to millennial generations regarding financial management applications. From the results of the research that has been done, it can be concluded that there are still a few users of financial management applications among the millennial population. Some of the factors that hinder the interest in using a financial management application are the lack of quality of the financial management application system as desired (system quality factor), the quality of information provided by the financial management application is incomplete (information quality factor), and distrust of the security of the manager application financial (safety factor). In addition to these factors, there are other factors, namely ignorance of financial management applications and preferring to use conventional recording.
