I use Mint to track my net worth. I don't really like it for expense tracking but it's nice to get a complete overview of everything. Expenses I mostly use my own spreadsheet that I am really bad at filling out on a consistent basis.
My main goal is to make sure i'm directionally moving forward and saving $x/month, hence why I like Mint cause I can see retirement, investments, etc. all in one spot.
Interesting. If Mint were more suitable/friendly for expense tracking, would it make any difference for you (how much you use, the value the product delivers, etc)? or would you just stick to your spreadsheet?
I use Mint to track my net worth. I don't really like it for expense tracking but it's nice to get a complete overview of everything. Expenses I mostly use my own spreadsheet that I am really bad at filling out on a consistent basis.
My main goal is to make sure i'm directionally moving forward and saving $x/month, hence why I like Mint cause I can see retirement, investments, etc. all in one spot.
Interesting. If Mint were more suitable/friendly for expense tracking, would it make any difference for you (how much you use, the value the product delivers, etc)? or would you just stick to your spreadsheet?