Mint.com was the first online budgeting tool I ever used. It was awesome. You could connect all of your accounts and see your entire financial picture in one place. Now it's closing and migrating users to Credit Karma of all places.

Frankly, there are better financial tracking apps that passed Mint a long time ago. Here are 5 of the best Mint alternatives for those who don't want to move to Credit Karma:

Empower: https://go.robberger.com/empower/yt-d...
Tiller: https://go.doughroller.net/tiller/yt-...
Simplifi: https://go.doughroller.net/simplifi/y...
Monarch Money: https://go.doughroller.net/monarch-mo...
Quicken: https://go.doughroller.net/quicken/yt...

0.00: Mint Alternatives
1:38: Empower
3:03: Tiller
5:18: Simplifi
6:27: Monarch Money
7:31: Quicken

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