I tried Ynab but decided on Quicken cuz its abit more simple. Does what Mint did

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Jun 27, 2024
2:50:09pm

pinolero All-American

I tried Ynab but decided on Quicken cuz its abit more simple. Does what Mint did

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pinolero

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With Mint going away, what is the best family budget software to track spending?

Bostonblue

Jun 27, 2:06pm

YNAB

a priori

Jun 27, 2:11pm

Quicken Simplifi

Jun 27, 2:12pm

Quicken

justAnotherCoug

Jun 27, 2:14pm

Empower - Personal Capital

MapCoug

Jun 27, 2:14pm

I liked Mint more but am satisfied with Empower

Gustav

Jun 27, 2:21pm

Quicken Simplifi

cambo

Jun 27, 2:43pm

The best free budgeting app is Fidelity Full View. Requires a Fidelity account. Empower is the best free net worth

supertux

Jun 27, 2:43pm

I tried Monarch for a few days, I've used YNAB several times. Simplifi is the best of the three for the

CSoul

Jun 27, 2:45pm

I tried Ynab but decided on Quicken cuz its abit more simple. Does what Mint did

pinolero

Jun 27, 2:50pm

Rocket money has been very similar to mint for me

haYnCoug

Jun 27, 2:56pm

I bought a year of Monarch and am happy with it

Skeptical Optimist

Jun 27, 3:07pm

I use Banktivity — works well on Mac, whereas many others don't (or at least

Richardo

Jun 27, 3:20pm

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