Mint Bills & Money vs Home Budget with Sync

This application gains more than the read only access of most finance tracking applications with the ability to pay bills right from the application. This may be a security concern for some people but the ability to pay bills all from one place is extremely convenient if your financial institution supports it.

The calendar view is a fantastic feature to overview all incoming bills due dates and plan the month.

It is free to pay bills with Check if paying from a bank account or debit card. Credit cards add a 4% service fee. If an express bill payment is needed, the cost is $7.

Being able to view all accounts and bills in one place is extremely convenient for planning a budget or just managing finances.

Mint Bills & Money will send a notification for upcoming bills, approaching credit limits, or low funds.

Check is one of the first finance applications to offer Android Wear support with which users can take action on Check alerts and notifications.

Mint Bills uses bank level security as well as other security features such as PIN-locking and data wiping. They are also monitored by outside companies such as Norton and TRUSTe.

Checks auto bill paying feature is comparable with a very large list of accounts. It can even manage mortgages and utilities.

You only have to enter your Dropbox sign-in data and backups will happen automatically.

Free version does not have the option to synchronize across multiple devices, but you can try all the options.

You even have Android widget that helps you enter your expenses in 4 taps (start, amount, account, expense category).

You can have as many accounts you want (and you can group them - either by currency or by type: credit cards, cash/wallets/envelopes), as many expense categories you want and subcategories (only 1 level in depth).

Android, iOS, MacOS, Windows, Kindle.

The whole family uses the same database which synchronizes in the background.