I would refer to this account aggregation. It’s an idea that fits Monzo‘s vision of being the central hub for your finances and they’ve already started providing aggregation of credit card accounts (albeit in a very basic way compared to other aggregators). I’m not sure whether they have seriously started looking at aggregation of other account types yet.
Unfortunately, open banking regulations only apply to payment accounts (essentially just current and credit accounts). They don’t require providers of typical savings accounts or investment accounts to make the accounts easily readable by 3rd parties using APIs.
It’s funny because I’ve been thinking about the same thing this week. Especially the tracking of shares and outside accounts such as my LISA. It would be very similar to Emma but even Emma doesn’t provide all the information I’d like to see
I do this too, have an update to date spreadsheet with all bills monthly and costs, yearly bills and costs. A breakdown on money left after all bills etc after salaries. And a list and total of all other money in pensions, pots, stocks, ISAs etc. It’s not ideal but it works.
Hopefully the requirements for Open Banking will grow to include all financial products in time. They are a brilliant first step, but there is so much more potential!
Or maybe the answer is just that providers will see the value of having Open Banking outputs for customers and offer them for other products even when not required to do so. Or is that just wishful thinking?