I'm looking for a new personal finance solution since Mint is shutting down. They're pushing everything to Credit Karma, which doesn't solve the same problem.

In particular, I use the automatic account syncing, budgeting, transaction categorization, and reporting features of Mint.

What other solutions are people using these days?

See this thread where this is covered extensively. https://texags.com/forums/57/topics/3415423/next

Consensus: move to Monarch.

Me: I use Tiller which is spreadsheet based.

Thank you. No stars for me to view that thread, but I'll take a look at it

ETA- nevermind, I can see it, it was just the "next" at the end of the link that threw it off. Thanks!

Dave told me Everydollar

Yep, monarch if you are wanting mint like but better. 30 day trial vs typical 7 day with referral code.

https://www.monarchmoney.com/referral/nador5qq1v

I switched from mint to ynab a while ago and love it.

Budgeting apps...ha...lolpoors

YNAB did nothing for me that a spreadsheet couldn't, tried it for a bit and it just annoyed me.

Copilot Money is the most straightforward, easy to set up, easy to track, understandable budgeting app I've used.

I've moved over to Empower/Personal Capital and have been pleased with it. Only glitch is that while it links to one of our loans, it won't pull the balance.

I just hate subscriptions, which is why I chose it over Monarch.

fig96 said:

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YNAB did nothing for me that a spreadsheet couldn't, tried it for a bit and it just annoyed me.

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I dont know when the last time you tried it, but it has changed a lot over time. It is no longer manual input.

We're giving Honeydue a try.

Switched to Monarch and been happy so far.