Mint vs Simplifi vs Quicken

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Intuit and Quicken offer several financial management products to balance your checkbook. Which one is the best for managing your finances: Quicken, Mint or the new Simplifi service? How much do they cost? Compare the services below.

Mint
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Simplifi
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Quicken
Price
Free (ad supported)
VS
$39.99 per year
VS
see pricing below
Desktop Clientfor Windows and Mac
VS
VS
Mobile Appfor iPhone and Android
VS
VS
Supported BanksAll 3 use the same back-end service for connectivity to your bank
14,000+
VS
14,000+
VS
14,000+
Manually Import Transactionsfrom a QFX file
VS
VS
Categorize Transactions
VS
VS
Create a Budget
VS
VS
Investment TrackingStocks, bonds, 401k, etc
Basic tracking
VS
Basic tracking
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Comprehensive tracking in Premier version* only
Credit Scoreregular credit score updates
VS
VS
Bill PayPay your bills directly from the service
VS
VS
Only available in Premier version*

*prices vary based on retailer and promotions; we have some updated prices from Amazon below

Who are the intended audiences?

  • Mint: Value-minded consumers who want basic financial management features
  • Simplifi: Young Adults and Millennials who want a mobile-first experience
  • Quicken: Those who want a complete financial management solution

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