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Quicken Online
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Unlike Mint, can be connected to Canadian banks. Automatically connects to your bank accounts. Great UI.
The Cons:Only goes back to 3 months of data when you first sign up. Doesn't automatically clean up the payee name. Mediocre automatic categorization of expenses.
Quicken Online is a free personal financial website that automatically tracks and categorizes to your personal spending. Connect any number of your personal bank accounts to your Quicken account and you income and expenses will automatically begin getting synced to your account, without any direct data entry necessary.
The software allows you to view spending trends as well as set budgets with their goals section. There is also an iphone app version available to quickly get a glance of your finances on the go.
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Unlike Mint, can be connected to Canadian banks
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Automatically connects to your bank accounts
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Excellent trend breakdowns with many charts
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Mobile/email notifications
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Only goes back to 3 months of data when you first sign up
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Doesn't automatically clean up the payee name
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Mediocre automatic categorization of expenses
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Complicated, almost impossible, registration process...see comments
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Might not be able to add a bank account, even if it's "supported"
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Service ends August 29, 2010 -> users must migrate to Mint, and all data will be lost
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Doesn't appear to be available anymore
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Comments (4)
William Payne:
#quicken_online I am trying to reach Quicken Help.My Quicken has crashed twice in just a few months. I'm looking for help, and a free download, and YOU WANT TO CHARGE ME FOR YOUR
HELP???
My respect for Intuit/Quicken has gone down lower and lower, but today sets a new record.
I guess I'll set up a Check Register on my spreadsheet, and forget all about your company!
Aug 13, 11
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shadowtech:
#quicken_online Thanks for posting that. Trying to sign up for Quicken Online in any logical fashion leads you to mint.com.
Update: While I was able to add my credit card, I could not add my bank account, even though it's supported. After several emails back and forth between Quicken's support, all they could tell me was their method of scraping data from my bank is currently outdated. No word on when it might work. While this is a free service afterall, it has definitely made me think twice about using a paid version of Quicken in the future.
Jan 14, 10
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