Rec-Chek (Personal Finance Management service)

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Logo Design Brief
Rec-Chek is one of the original Personal Finance Management services (think Mint.com, but on paper and more business-oriented) and is now adding web-based tools to compliment its existing service. While the original service focused on a paper check-based method of coding expenses, that aspect of the business will be de-emphasized as the new online offerings become available and the service expands to include debit and credit card records.
A new logo is needed to freshen the brand's identity and will be used in a website redesign, which will commence immediately following selection of the new logo.
For context, I'm attaching logos for Mint.com, BillGuard.com, and Buxfer.com, which are competing services.
Updates
Hi folks,
Added Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Project Deadline Extended
Reason: I'd still like to see more concept designs. There are some strong contenders, but I'm not sure that there's a winner among them at this point.
Thanks for all the submissions and please do submit more designs.
Added Friday, July 22, 2011
Target Market(s)
Adults in the United States who are concerned with accounting/record keeping. Many of our end users are self employed/small business owners.
Industry/Entity Type
Credit Card
Logo Text
Rec-Chek
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Requirements
Must have
- The name (Rec-Chek) must be present in the logo. The hyphen may be de-emphasized or removed altogether if it appears too clunky. Also, including ".com" is optional.
Color scheme is entirely flexible at this point.