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Home›EdTech News›7 Mint Alternatives When the Budgeting App Goes Away This Year

7 Mint Alternatives When the Budgeting App Goes Away This Year

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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As the popular budgeting app Mint winds down this year, many users may find themselves searching for alternatives to keep their finances in check. Here are seven noteworthy options that could serve as suitable replacements:

1. YNAB (You Need A Budget)

YNAB is a robust budgeting tool based on the envelope system, emphasizing planning and accountability for every dollar you earn. It’s a great option for those looking to get meticulous with their financial goals.

2. PocketGuard

For those who enjoyed Mint’s ability to simplify budgeting, PocketGuard offers an intuitive interface that makes it easy to manage bills and subscriptions, track spending, and identify savings opportunities.

3. EveryDollar

Dave Ramsey fans will be familiar with EveryDollar, which promotes zero-based budgeting where you assign every dollar a job, helping users make intentional choices about their finances.

4. Personal Capital

Personal Capital isn’t just a budgeting tool; it’s also an investment-tracking platform. This makes it an excellent option for individuals focused on monitoring their wealth and long-term financial health.

5. Goodbudget

Goodbudget is another app based on the envelope system. With no links to your bank accounts, it offers a manual approach to budgeting which can be a plus for those seeking enhanced privacy.

6. Tiller Money

Tiller Money caters to spreadsheet enthusiasts by automating your financial data into Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel. It offers high customizability for users who love fine-tuning their budget down to the last cent.

7. Simplifi by Quicken

Simplifi by Quicken presents a modern take on personal finance management, with smart watchlists and vibrant visuals to help you keep track of your spending without getting overwhelmed.

Each of these apps offers distinctive features and approaches to managing money, yet all are capable stand-ins for Mint users facing the app’s discontinuation this year. Transitioning to a new budgeting tool can be seamless with research and trial periods that many of these alternatives offer.

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