Personal Finance News Saturday 4/27

Phil's Personal Finance Tip of the Day:

Best Online Money-Management Tools

No matter what your personal finance style, one of these online money-management tools will help you stay in control.

By Stacy Rapacon, Kiplinger October 2012

As the economy continues to sputter—along with the balance sheets of many families—the Internet has supplied an abundance of online tools to help repair the damage. Competition has been fierce, and many promising sites, including a few that we’ve recommended in the past, have bowed out of the budgeting game. 

SEE ALSO: Which Budgeting Site Is Best for You?

From that first crop of contenders, Mint.com remains the best overall money-management site. Not only has it survived, it’s earned a powerful sponsor: Intuit acquired Mint in 2009, two years after it launched. Since then, it has gained the confidence of the mainstream and multiplied its number of users by a factor of seven, to 10 million.

Read more at http://www.kiplinger.com/article/spending/T057-C000-S002-best-online-money-management-tools.html#zTbdfC6TrLUEHH6X.99


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