Check out our video to see our favorite companies from the Finovate Spring 2011 conference.

BancVue’s Money Island product is a great online tool that teach tweens about money and finance. Very well thought out and the passion for financial education shows.

Check out our video interview and demo with BancVue.

Have a bill you need to split with roommates or friends? Maybe you’re trying to share in the cost of some event? PayDivvy is a great online solution that makes this task easy and automates the whole process of reaching out to everyone for their share of the bill.

Check out our video interview and demo with PayDivvy.

Need help with getting on the road to financial success? It starts with setting goals and getting guidence along the way. That’s the idea behind HelloWallet, a service available directly to consumers and through some corporate benefit packages.

Check out our video interview for more information.

If you’re already investing in the stock market, RobotDough has a myriad of products to help you be a better technical investor. We had a chance to talk to RobotDough at Finovate specifically about their strategy tool.

Check out the video for our interview and demo with RobotDough.

Have debt? Need a debt coach to help you get out of debt? That’s the new service that Bills.com showed off at Finovate.

Check out our video interview and demo with Bills.com at Finovate.

Need help getting started with investing? Don’t know how to get started? How about jump into it with bite-sized $25 pieces?

Check out GoalMine’s product they demoed at Finovate in the video above.

Itching to open a new cupcake shop? Run your business idea through Enloop’s service to see if it’s worth pursuing. Enloop will also put together a bank-ready business plan for you faster than you can bake up your next batch of red velvets. Mmm…yum!

Check out our video interview and demo with Enloop at Finovate.

One of the most important parts of handling your debt is realizing that there are ways out of it. Lend Street Financial previewed a new product at Finovate that let’s others around you help you restructure your debt. It’s called peer-to-peer lending and if you’re familiar with Kiva or Prosper, it’s similar but for your debt.

Check out our video interview and demo with them for more information.