Looking for Mint (Intuit) alternative for finances
Looking for alternative to mint. Mint (Intuit) is going to be discontinued. Looking for a tool that will provide a snapshot of my finances, including investments, mortgage and bank accounts along with CC balances. Any recommendations?
I use Monarch Money pretty decent till date.
We moved over to Monarch. It’s a small fee vs free but works for most items we track. Only one I had issue with is Penny Mac mortgage link as it keeps prompting 2 step authentication each time I check app balance. It’s not a big deal for us as we just track the payments vs balance on mortgage so not bothered by skipping this one piece. Everything else seems good for expense classifications. My friend who tried various apps and tools also independently ended up using Monarch. DM me if you want a 30 day trial referral link.
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Empower PER (used to be called Personal Capital) is pretty good and free. Ditched mint for it years ago
I read on reddit that people had to relink the accounts again and again. Is that true?
Occasionally I have to relink an account (1/15 accounts every 2 months or so), but that was the same with Mint and every other service I've used. I think this is caused by banks expiring cached credentials, which is a good thing.
I really loved mint and it did everything I needed. Being free was the cherry on top. Tried credit karma which mint was prompting me to use and it was absolute garage. Decided to use monarch money. The first year is 50% off if you sign up on the web with MINT50
CK 100% garbage.
Dude. Am an Intuit employee Let me tell u something - DO NOT USE FREE PRODUCT FOR PERSONAL FINANCE Mint was free and that business model is not viable. That is why Intuit had to discontinue it. There r so many regulations affecting a finance product that no legit company can operate it with just ad revenue.
Credit Karma will do all of what you listed.
Also looking for this. For those who transferred to monarch or other app from mint, were you able to successfully port over your history? Thats #1 for me
I strongly suggest monarch - I tried a few after mint and this one is the best
Dude clarify which mint you are talking about. Mint mobile or mint intuit?
They are talking about Intuit