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What is super sensitive that you couldn't export to something like Mint? They don't store your account numbers on their cloud after you've completed the link.
by ec109685 11y ago
What is super sensitive that you couldn't export to something like Mint? They don't store your account numbers on their cloud after you've completed the link.
- Tempest1981 11y agoNot a compelling argument, imo. Seems like almost every major website is getting hacked, and finance sites are probably a big target.
- Lendal 11y agoIt doesn't work like Quicken. It's too limited. Won't prevent you from bouncing a check, for one. I keep my Quicken files on Dropbox so they sync just fine. I am also protected from data loss due to versioning. I also like the idea that the company storing the data is separate from the company that makes the software, so I can be assured that my accounts cannot be data-mined and everything works exactly the way I want it to.