What Finance Application Are You Using?

[-NewGuy-]

I signed up for Manilla today, and I like it a lot for what it is. I like the fact that loyalty program balances are updated as well, but am fairly miffed that United Mileage Plus isn't included... The site specifically says all major loyalty programs.

[Genkeim]

Just got an email from Manilla saying they were shutting down effective July 1st, 2014. 

Here's the link to the announcement on their site: https://www.manilla.com/announcement/

[mongstradamus]

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@Genkeim wrote:

Just got an email from Manilla saying they were shutting down effective July 1st, 2014. 

Here's the link to the announcement on their site: https://www.manilla.com/announcement/

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That is pretty unfortunate I liked using manilla in conjunction with mint and persona capital 

[-NewGuy-]

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@mongstradamus wrote:

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@Genkeim wrote:

Just got an email from Manilla saying they were shutting down effective July 1st, 2014. 

Here's the link to the announcement on their site: https://www.manilla.com/announcement/

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That is pretty unfortunate I liked using manilla in conjunction with mint and persona capital 

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!@#%$J:!@J$K:J@!#$ !!!!! I just signed up this morning. Oh well. What other sites track loyalty points along with financial stuff?

[baller4life]

What the???? Well guess I will be downloading Mobilligy. Been hearing alot about it. Don't like Mint. I need an app that is geared more toward bill reminding than budgeting.

https://www.mobilligy.com/

[mongstradamus]

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@baller4life wrote:
What the???? Well guess I will be downloading Mobilligy. Been hearing alot about it. Don't like Mint. I need an app that is geared more toward bill reminding than budgeting.

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looks like i am going to have to go with google calender and google now to set up reminders to remind me when due dates are coming up 

[slickshoes182]

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@baller4life wrote:

What the???? Well guess I will be downloading Mobilligy. Been hearing alot about it. Don't like Mint. I need an app that is geared more toward bill reminding than budgeting.

https://www.mobilligy.com/

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Check out https://check.me/

They are the best I've found as far as alerting me to new bills, APR changes (e.g. 0% APR promotions are ending), etc. I haven't tried mobiligy yet, however.

[gh17]

I like Personal Capital, although I also have Mint.  I use Mint more to track my spending, and I use Personal Capital to track my 401k and IRA.

[gh17]

The one thing that does annoy me about Personal Capital is that I can't set my own ideal allocation to compare to.  For example, if Personal Capital decided that for my age/risk tolerance/whatever I should have 10% in real estate, but I decide I want 5% in real estate, it keeps telling me what actions I need to take to get to 10%.  Really, I want to be able to set my own goals and compare against it to help with reallocation.  I actually end up using Excel when I really want to buy/sell/reallocate.

[mongstradamus]

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@gh17 wrote:

The one thing that does annoy me about Personal Capital is that I can't set my own ideal allocation to compare to.  For example, if Personal Capital decided that for my age/risk tolerance/whatever I should have 10% in real estate, but I decide I want 5% in real estate, it keeps telling me what actions I need to take to get to 10%.  Really, I want to be able to set my own goals and compare against it to help with reallocation.  I actually end up using Excel when I really want to buy/sell/reallocate.

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I usually have an spreadsheet i do every month to see what % bonds, us stock, domestic stocks are, if things get too out of whack i can rebalance.