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What are the best websites to keep track of your personal finances?

8

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Mar 26, 2022

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6 Options Considered

Best websites to keep track of your personal finances	Price	Currency base	Import and Export
-- Mint	-	-	-
-- You Need A Budget	$83.99/YEAR	-	-
-- Yodlee MoneyCenter	-	-	-
-- Wallet	-	You can't change your currency base after to choose it. Only option (given for the support team) delete all your data and start again (importing a backup)	There are problems with the transaction between own accounts when you import a backup
-- Personal Capital	-	-	-

Mint

Top Pro

Understandable overview

By automatically renaming bank statements into a human readable form, Mint makes it easy to see what you spent where. Mint understands bank codes and automatically converts them to the data you want and understand. See More

Top Con

The budgeting part has too many bugs

Tim Etler's Experience

I used to recommend Mint, but it has gradually turned into a buggy mess. I like all the tools, but the bugs make it a pain to work with. See More

Top Pro

Read only

In order to create a completely secure finance management tool, Mint was created in a way that no-one can do anything with the money, not even the user. See More

Top Con

Only available in the US and Canada

Yanis's Experience

Simple and powerful ! See More

Top Pro

All accounts in one place

Mint can handle banking accounts, saving accounts, credit cards, etc. It consolidates all your accounts together so you do not need to put work into following multiple accounts. See More

Top Con

No batch editing

When manually fixing automatic categorization, you cannot do batch edits so these types of updates can be very labor intensive See More

SensibleAtabey's Experience

Too many bugs See More

Top Pro

Automatic Categorization

Mint automatically applies categories to your purchases so you can see where your money is coming from, and where it is going. It allows customization and learns from your labeling habits so if you buy lots of comic books you can create a category for that and Mint will learn what those purchases look like and automatically label them. See More

You Need A Budget

Top Pro

Fantastic support, community, and training options

The site offers helpful advice, guides, and strategy, as well as support. See More

Top Con

Pricey

At $84/year, it's one of the pricier options. See More

SensibleAtabey's Experience

The principles of how to use the software to change your habits. Great for someone who has not had success with budgeting in the past. See More

Top Pro

Constantly developed and upgraded

Top Con

Has no two-factor authentication

The lack of two-factor authentification may be a deal-breaker for some users, especially if they want the app to automatically sync up with their bank accounts. See More

Top Pro

Automatically syncs up with bank accounts and credit cards

You can set it up to sync with your accounts, or just enter the balances manually. See More

Top Con

Automatic syncing works for US/Canada bank accounts only

So far syncing is available only to US/Canada, but there is an easy way to import QFX, OFX, QIF, or CSV files. See More

Top Pro

Cross-platform syncing

The newest version of YNAB is entirely web-based, so any changes made either on the site or in iOS/Android app sync up automatically. See More

Top Pro

Multiple mobile device sync

A whole family of devices can all sync to the same account. This way everyone can stay abreast of how much money is available. See More

Yodlee MoneyCenter

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