I actually started using Quicken in the first year of college, and I have maintained it since, so it has been a great reference to show longer-term trends in net worth, income, and expenses.
#QUICKEN MINT OTHER ANDROID#
With the interactive charts and instant connectivity, you can know where you stand at any moment of the month.ģ) It has the same bank-level encryption on their servers that many of the top banks use (Chase, Bank of America, etc.), plus you DO NOT have the ability to move money or effect transactions between your accounts on since the data it pulls is only transactions and holdings information (in the case of investment and retirement accounts).Ĥ) Access it on the go: download their iPad, iPhone, or Android apps.ġ) It is better at tracking historical data. With being a free personal finance software and Quicken being a paid version, how do you decide between which money management software is right for your situation? Consider the following:Ģ) It has a much more robust budgeting tool to help manage my wife and I’s day-to-day expenses to see if we are meeting our savings targets we have set. While some might consider it excessive, I like both systems for different reasons. I actually use both Quicken and to track my personal finances (so it’s less a Quicken vs Mint type of mindset). KJ: For me, the answer isn’t “OR” it is “AND” when it comes to evaluating vs Quicken.
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