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What's The Best Personal Finance Software? [Review]
Slate tested a slew of personal-finance tools recently, and Mint and Quicken Online were the top two winners, with Mint only a point behind. Besides the advertising disguised as "ways to save," one area where Mint lost points was not being able to create custom categories. Three days later, Mint announced that they were enabling custom categories. So, in a do-over, Mint would probably win. Plus it's free. UPDATE: Quicken Online just launched a basic tier of service for free. The dance continues!
What's the best software for keeping track of your personal finances? [Slate] (Photo: Getty)
Mint
Quicken Online
~david
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