YNAB’s Replacement?
If you saw my Top 3 Budgeting Apps video, it turns out I missed a major contender: Quicken Simplifi
For the past month, I’ve used it exclusively and now I’m ready to share my honest thoughts. Keep in mind this is not sponsored.
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What’s Quicken Simplifi?
Quicken has been a leader in personal finance software since the 1980s. While many know its Classic software, Simplifi is its modern, more streamlined budgeting app.
It takes a Spending Plan approach to budgeting that’s flexible and forward-looking, unlike some more rigid alternatives. Other features like the Spending Watchlist and detailed Reports make tracking your finances effortless.
Pros & Cons
✅ Investment Tracking: Simplifi consolidates all your investment accounts into one streamlined view. From here, you can dig deeper into your portfolio, analyze positions, read relevant news articles, and more.
❌ Subscription Fee: Like other premium budgeting apps, Simplifi isn’t free. However, the 30-day money-back guarantee makes it risk-free to try. When you’re ready click here for 50% off.
Want an even deeper dive into Simplifi? Check out my video below:
In Case You Missed It
Here’s my full Quicken Simplifi review — covering key features and must-know pros and cons.
Keep Saving,
Steve | Feasible Creative
“You must gain control over your money or the lack of it will forever control you.” - Dave Ramsey
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