Posted: 7/5/2012 12:21:22 PM EDT
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Curious to see what ARFCOM uses for Personal Finance Software. I need some and I see that MS Money is no longer an option. I used to use Quicken but I didn't like the interface. |
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Mint - mint.com Love it. I tried Quicken for a while but it was too in depth for what I needed and the UI isn't noobie savvy. I use Mint.com with their app on my Skyrocket so my wife and I can communicate easier, or not at all really, about our finances. It goes more in depth than what we use it for. |
| I'm giving mint.com one last chance. The first 2 times I ended up scrapping it after it basically blew up after I added my accounts. This time I'm ONLY adding my credit card and categorizing those expenses (after telling it to ignore everything before July 1st). I use this credit card for basically everything so I'm going to create some budgets and keep up with categorizing the new charges as I go. |
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Sorry for not replying back to this, I've been busy. I had to rebuild my computer and I had Quicken on it but never liked it. My desire is to download account activity and know exactly where we are as I plan on paying bills. I've heard about Mint but I've also heard the complaints about it not working at times. I think I'll try their free trial period and see how it goes. |
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Sorry for not replying back to this, I've been busy. I had to rebuild my computer and I had Quicken on it but never liked it. My desire is to download account activity and know exactly where we are as I plan on paying bills. I've heard about Mint but I've also heard the complaints about it not working at times. I think I'll try their free trial period and see how it goes. Mint.com doesn't have a free trial period. It's free all the time. If you are looking at a website and it mentions a free trial I would be very cautious |