There are several options for money management software out there. After reading this article in the newspaper this morning, I though I would highlight three good options.
1. Mint.com
Here on PYP we have told you about Mint.com before. According to CNBC, Mint.com is the most popular free money management option out there. They are the most comprehensive, easy to navigate and simple to understand. They offer management for your credit card, financial accounts, loans, and investments as well as regular checking and savings accounts.
2. Yodlee.com
Yodlee is similar to Mint.com but they do have a few options that are unique to them. They let users keep track of non-financial accounts, like rewards and mileage programs. Yodlee also has a financial calendar that gives its users a monthly view of key transactions and due dates.
3. Hellowallet.com
This is a new money management program that is free for the first 60 days, then $4 a month if you sign up for a year. It has similar options as the other two programs, but it also can pull tution data so users can project how much they need to save for college. This program is still needing some bugs worked out, according to CNBC.
To get the full review on each program, read the full article from CNBC.
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