When comparing Personal Capital Finance vs Expense Manager Pro, the Slant community recommends Personal Capital Finance for most people. In the question“What are the best personal finance tracker apps for Android? ” Personal Capital Finance is ranked 24th while Expense Manager Pro is ranked 30th. The most important reason people chose Personal Capital Finance is:
Personal Capital Finance has an in built function to allow users to link their personal bank accounts and credit cards.
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Pros
Pro Is capable of linking bank and credit cards
Personal Capital Finance has an in built function to allow users to link their personal bank accounts and credit cards.
Pro Net worth and performance graphs
Net Worth allows users to see their total net worth and valuate their personal improvements.
Pro Has an online web interface that syncs with the app
Personal Capital Finance offers a web page interface for those that want to input info through a regular PC or browser, giving more flexibility and options to the user.
Pro Tracks investments and shows up to date valuations
Users can track their investments by account, asset class or individual security. These accounts are then easily comparable to other market finance benchmarks allowing the user to have an even more informed outlook of their finances and potential investments.
Pro Cloud backup
Users can backup the apps info to Dropbox, Drive and the external memory.
Pro Take pictures of receipts
Users can take photos of their receipts.
Pro Multiple accounts
Expense Manager Pro can handle multiple accounts.
Cons
Con May receive soliciting calls
Users may receive calls from Personal Capital Finance soliciting further expenses and purchased features.
Con No budgeting features
Unlike other popular finance syncing sites/app, Personal Capital Finance has no budgeting features.
Con Design leaves something to be desired
The design of the app follows zero of Googles design guidelines. Not only does it not take advantage of most of the screens real-estate, the text itself is pretty small.
