Google has added the Google Wallet app to the list of apps that can be linked with Personal Intelligence within the Gemini assistant, joining Gmail, Google Photos, YouTube, and Google Search.

Thanks to this integration, the assistant can analyze spending habits and provide financial advice based on the user's transactions.

Google also allows linking credit cards and bank accounts to the Wallet app via the Plaid service for more detailed financial analysis. After completing the link, users can mention @Google Wallet within a conversation and ask questions about their expenses and budget.

Gemini can review expenditures over the last quarter and create graphs showing cash flow, asset distribution, and budgeting, as well as set a savings plan, such as saving $1000 in three months.

It can also identify subscriptions and recurring payments, alert users to services that have raised their prices over the year, and analyze travel and gift expenses to help users determine an appropriate budget for the holiday season.

Google confirmed that Gemini will only read financial data without having the ability to transfer, manage, or invest money. It also clarified that linking Google Wallet remains optional and can be enabled or disabled at any time in the Personal Intelligence settings under the Connected Apps section.

Google has started rolling out the feature to users of the Gemini app in the United States, via the web and Android and iOS devices.

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