Even if you don't have time now to input all of your accounts into Quicken, the 40% off sale is the best price I've found for this software.

So, if you want a simple way to manage your savings, spending, debt, investments and net worth, both Quicken and Personal Capital offer viable solutions.

If you prefer reading, over watching, here's an updated Quicken vs Personal Capital article.

Whether you sign up for Quicken or not, Personal Capital is free, and so, it's a "no brainer", when it comes to a financial management tool.

For those in a hurry, here's a quick summary:

Both Quicken and Personal Capital have excellent retirement planning tools and reports to view your finances. Quicken's reports are customizable, while Personal Capital's investment check up is a quick way to find out if your investing is on track. 

Do yourself a favor, and get your money organized. It will help you deal with inflation and grow your wealth. Plus, it will give you peace of mind during this turbulent time in our economy.

I don't recommend anything that I don't believe in! And I want you to prosper and gain control of your finances. 

Thank you for being a part of our investment community.

Warmest regards,

Barbara

Disclosure: I use both Quicken and Personal Capital.

*Disclosure: Please note that this article contains affiliate links which means that – at zero cost to you – I might earn a commission if you sign up or buy through the affiliate link. That said, I never recommend anything I don’t believe is valuable.

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