Mint, owned by Intuit (who used to own Quicken), is a financial tracking tool available for Windows and Mac. In this review, we’ll compare Quicken and Mint and help you decide if one of them is a good fit for your financial management needs. Mint is just one free budgeting app that gives Quicken a run for its money. In recent years, there’s more competition on the scene. Some people are set with a good old-fashioned pen and paper, but others prefer a personal finance program or app to do the heavy lifting.įor a long time, Quicken was the major player in that arena. If you’re serious about budgeting and tracking your spending, you likely have some tools in your arsenal that help you tackle the task. For more about our advertising policies, read our full disclosure statement here. Should you click on these links, we may be compensated. This article may contain references to some of our advertising partners.
