Part of Intuit’s stable of financial products, which includes TurboTax and QuickBooks, Mint has been around since 2006. Among those tools is the one that makes this one of the best budgeting apps we tested: The ability to create multiple budgets to view your spending across different categories. Intuit Mint provides a robust set of automated tools for tracking your personal finances. Read the rest of our Simplifi by Quicken review.
Unlike its well-known personal finance sibling Quicken, Simplifi began life as a web-first service, and its graphical look and feel reflect that history. The service handles account tracking across banks, investments, and credit cards and payment services, and combines this with spending and savings plans, bill alerts, and trends analysis of your spending, income, savings, and more. Whereas Quicken is a full-scale personal financial package with desktop applications and online/mobile support, Simplifi pares things back to basics, and it does so with a fresh, visually appealing interface and logical workflow to tracking accounts, setting savings goals, and creating budgets. Now owned by Aquiline Capital Partners, Simplifi comes from the same stewards of long-time stalwart Quicken. This cloud-based service makes it easy to track your money and budget wherever you are.
Simplifi by Quicken is, as its name implies, a simplified approach to personal finance. Lacks support for complex annual budgets or tax planning
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