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Thursday
04Jun2009

Money tools used

DateThursday, June 4, 2009 at 10:21PM

Just Thrive - Online money management. Pro: Nags you a lot. Con: Nags you a lot.

Mint - Online money management. Pro: Has alerts when bills are due, checks are cleared, etc. Con: Not great for investment monitoring.

Yodlee - Online money management. Don't know. Have not tried it yet.

Credit Karma - Free credit report supported by ads. Pro: Free credit report score! Con: Score only comes from Transunion and site is ad-supported.

Cake Financial - Investment portfolio management. Pro: Great analysis tools. Con: Only investment portfolio management (if that's a con).

AuthorYew Jin | Comment1 Comment |
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Reader Comments (1)

Love your comment on us, Yew Jin. We try not to nag - what have you been doing, overspending? Tsk tsk. =]

June 5, 2009 | Unregistered Commentermatt @ Thrive

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