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(Get Rich Slowly launched on 15 April 2006. It came out roughly one year before the first iPhone. Quicken 2007 is almost as old as this blog. One of those is that it's a pre-mobile app.

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( Other user experiences are mixed.) How important is Quicken 2007 to me? No joke: I would buy a used Mac laptop just to run that software.Īs much as I love Quicken, it has its drawbacks.

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This tool is so important to me, in fact, that I'm currently refusing to update my system software to the latest version (Mac OS Mojave) because I'm afraid it'll break Quicken.

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My money management tool of choice is an antiquated copy of Quicken for Mac 2007. Personal CapitalĪs regular readers know, I'm an old fogey. Right? Today - using my current financial situation - let's look at the pros and cons of Personal Capital. “And I have a big blog.” (I wince now at the thought of my arrogance.)ĭespite the drawbacks, there must be something to it. I can't remember when I started, but I do remember being cranky because a Personal Capital rep didn't know who I was at Fincon 2013 in St. Now, these complaints aside, here's a confession: I've been using the Personal Capital app for 5+ years. Some of my other accounts make me do this occasionally, but it feels like Personal Capital does this multiple times per week. It feels like I'm constantly having to verify my identity via email or text message. I suppose I should be happy about this, but I'm not. (Plus, you can customize many more.) Personal Capital has maybe…nine ways to look at your money? (I can't tell for sure.) My copy of Quicken 2007 - ugly as it is - has 23 different reports and 10 different graphs. Personal Capital has pretty reports, but there aren't enough of them.I ignore all of the calls from Personal Capital.) (I can't comment on whether this is a good deal or not. They want people with lots of money to sign up. Personal Capital isn't actually an app company it's a wealth-management company. When they do, Personal Capital (the company) begins a phone campaign in an attempt to recruit the users as clients.

Its aim is to attract high net-worth users to connect their accounts.

The phone calls! My god, the phone calls! Here's a not-so-secret secret: The Personal Capital app - while beautiful and useful - is actually bait.

Okay, maybe you can track your transactions, but you can't do anything meaningful with them, the same way you could with Quicken or YNAB. The latter tools allow you to track and manage your money on a transaction by transaction level.

Personal Capital, as an investment app, isn't robust enough to replace something like Quicken or You Need a Budget.

The app still won't connect to my Capital One credit card - and hasn't for over a year, which I find mind-blowing. They work now…but I'm always worried that they won't. It was frustrating, though, that for years I couldn't get Personal Capital to connect to my Fidelity investment accounts. It still won't connect to my credit union, but that's fine.

For a long time, I was frustrated trying to get Personal Capital to connect to my accounts.

What are my issues with Personal Capital? Even today, I find that it's not as useful as I'd like. While I like Personal Capital, I've been frustrated by the app in the past. I sometimes wonder, though, if any of my pals actually uses Personal Capital, you know? All of their reviews are glowing. But any Personal Capital link you see anywhere on the web puts money in somebody's pocket.) (And yes, links to Personal Capital in this review absolutely put money in my pocket. Many of my friends and colleagues promote the hell out of Personal Capital because the company pays good money when people sign up. (One of my big complains about Mint is that it shoves ads in your face.)

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Personal Capital is a free money-tracking tool with a beautiful interface and - gasp - no advertising. If you've read money blogs over the past five years, you've heard about Personal Capital.