Mint.com is going away. Are there any alternatives that are as automatic and simple? ( www.theverge.com )

TrickDacy , 7 months ago

Fuck Intuit. I wish they never bought mint and I hope they go bankrupt

nix , 7 months ago

I use rocket money. Its free, automatically integrates with all your banks/cards and has great budgeting features. Its not FOSS or self hosted though

hahattpro , 7 months ago

Premium: We allow members to choose your own price for Premium. You can choose on a sliding scale between $3-$12/month. The $3 - $5 options are billed annually.

In case anyone ask how much it cost

nix , 7 months ago

I use it without paying and get everything i need.

mapiki , 7 months ago

A little late here - but I adore YNAB. I’ll talk about it all day but at it’s base it functions off of a digitized envelope system rather than trying to match projected inputs to projected outputs every month.

YNAB has the automatic uploads of transactions (and does try to guess a category for you but you do have to review and approve).

It is fairly expensive. Although the family plan works if you have anyone you’re open about finances with (or simply trust the family “owner” not to peek - like my younger sister decided to trust me not to look.)