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Not that you should trust that your info is any safer than with Mint, but has anyone tried Personal Capital? I've seen it recommended in the past, but they seem
by JaggedJax 3y ago
Not that you should trust that your info is any safer than with Mint, but has anyone tried Personal Capital? I've seen it recommended in the past, but they seem to have rebranded and their site doesn't list much detail about it. https://www.personalcapital.com/ https://www.personalcapital.com/
- lbotos 3y agoI use personal capital and it's just about the same as mint, with a more "investment" focused tooling set as they want you to buy their fund. Beyond that, a few CC providers have terms that say "you aren't protected if you give out your password to services like this" so do keep that in mind (I didn't wire up some accounts explicitly for that reason, and I track them manually in the tool) Wish the US would get it's act together and mandate a modern open banking API.
- pragmatic 3y agoI got tired of the pushy sales calls for their managed option. Kind of turned me off. I wish I could have just paid for it. I eventually switched to tiller ($5/mo) as it mostly works and is super configurable (just a spreadsheet synced with bank data)
- loco5niner 3y agoI use it and like it. Just as good as before.