Tiller makes it possible for you to get automation AND keep your data locally. You Need a Budget is a powerful budgeting software but it also can help you build a budget that you can grow into — it does more than track your money. Those four pillars form the foundation for a budgeting app that has helped many people transform their financial lives and improve their spending habits.
If you're looking to transition to a financial tool that will help you as in help you make the change, not just record expenses , you should take a look at YNAB. Sometimes you need something more than an app that connects to your bank account.
If you want to change the way you budget, while still tracking it, YNAB is your solution. YNAB is not an entire personal finance management suite — it focuses on budgeting and only budgeting. You won't get investment tools, retirement planning , or wealth management.
It's strictly about building, maintaining, and transitioning into the budget you want. The founders built CountAbout to be a Quicken alternative. Founded in mid, it is one of the only personal finance apps that will import data from Quicken and Mint! If you're looking to transition away from Quicken but worry about losing all your data, you can feed it your Quicken file and it'll populate itself.
That'll make the transition far less painful! The Premium subscription includes automatic transaction downloads. A subscription model means you have complete data privacy and you won't get annoying ads like with Mint. Why is it a good alternative to Quicken? CountAbout is web-based, with multi-factor account security, so you don't have to download a program onto your computer, and there's no need to deal with unwieldy syncing issues — all you need is a web browser.
Imports data from Quicken and Mint Thousands of financial institutions Multi-factor login protection Android and iOS apps Category customization add, delete, rename Tags add, delete, rename Reporting for Account balances Reporting for Category activity Reporting for Tag activity Report exporting Attachments. This helps inform you about your spending and one of the more visual ways, when compared to others on this list.
It's freemium with the Basic option giving you 12 budgets, 2 accounts, and the ability to project 6 months into the future. You also get unlimited accounts and projection out to ten years. Check out our comprehensive review of Pocketsmith to learn more. You might have heard of these guys since they're now owned by the same company that once made Quicken.
Intuit acquired them in and that's the reason why they shuttered Quicken Online shortly thereafter. Why it is a good alternative to Quicken: Mint is free and very powerful on the budgeting and expense tracking side. They do not have much to help you with investment and retirement savings, which I think you'll find is a huge limitation as you get older. The goal of Mint was always to be a budgeting app and with that in mind, they do a very good job. If you are sick of Quicken and focus entirely on expense tracking, Mint is a good Quicken alternative.
It is cloud-based so there's no software to download, patch, or update. If you have investments and want to manage those, Mint will not be able to adequately fulfill your needs.
Built specifically for MacOS, Banktivity is a personal finance money manager that will import data from Quicken so you don't lose anything in the transition process. It'll do everything you want in a personal finance app, including budgeting, track spending, schedule and pay bills, monitor your investments including real estate , and pull data from financial institutions.
It also has some powerful reporting options that, if you're a report junkie, you will probably really enjoy building, tweaking, and rebuilding. All this is also possible across iOS devices too with seamless mobile app synchronization.
MoneyDance is not as well known as some of the other alternatives I've listed but I wanted to mention them because they're one of the few money apps that don't rely on the cloud. If you are concerned about your data being stored online, this solution is an alternative that keeps your data local to your computer.
You can still link your accounts online, so they pull your transactions automatically, but they only store them on your computer. You can enter transactions manually if you didn't want to link your accounts. MoneyDance looks and feels like a checkbook, with the check register for transactions, but has charts and tables for reporting. It does budgeting but can also track your investments as well, albeit not as feature-rich as others.
The free version has all the features as the paid version. The free version's limitation is that you can only enter manual transactions. Many folks swear by his approach and EveryDollar is built with that in mind. His approach takes into account human psychology, rather than relying solely on math, and explains why it is so effective. It also explains why ideas like the debt snowball work so well, we need to work with our biases and tendencies if we hope to succeed.
In zero-based budgeting, you assign every dollar to a category or job, in YNAB parlance. It's a level of rigor that can be refreshing or restricting, depending on your personality.
The app itself is beautiful, available on your smartphone, and there is both a free and paid version. GoodBudget is a free budgeting app based on the envelope budgeting method. Container Loading Calculator. Vocal Parts. How to effectively backup and restore your Windows 10 PC. How to Increase Internet speed in Windows How to free up disk space on Windows 10 PC. How to configure the taskbar in Windows How to type with 10 fingers.
Twitter Facebook. Get help, advice, and answers from the Quicken Community. Guaranteed Quicken financial products are backed by a day money-back guarantee. Data Access Guarantee Whether you renew your membership or not, you will always have full access to and ownership of your data. The rep was excellent. The application continues to ask for a numeric passcode I did not set. Only was around this is for me to enter random numbers in until the application asks me to sign-in, which then lets me log in as normal and view my accounts.
But then the passcode issue returns a few minutes later and if I try to disable the passcode, it asks me for the passcode, which again I did not set to begin with. After spending two days with Quicken phone support, they just gave up on the issue. The next representative actually knew about their own app but could not find any documentation on how to reset the passcode on their end.
After that it was basically a line of representatives all throwing an idea at the wall before they just gave up and said they would put in a help ticket with the application development team.
Never heard back and the issue still exists 5 updates later. Then the beautiful thing is when the app does work, it locks out my banking accounts.
Quicken has an issue with certain companies where their account sync does not properly understand how to pass verification codes, so it ends up in locked out accounts.
I would stay far away from this app. The developer, Quicken Inc. The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:.
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