Best Budget Apps for Families (2022) - Our Top 5!

Looking for the best budget apps for families?

We've got our top 5 right here for you!

CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
1:19 MINT
3:01 EVERYDOLLAR
4:44 YNAB
7:50 PERSONAL CAPITAL

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CREDITS

Research & Writing: Brooke Ressell

[genxretiree]

YNAB since 2014 for the budget but I do use Mint and Personal Capital as well. I like different perspectives from each app.

[robertyauckoes]

My wife and I have been using Microsoft money for years but sadly they discontinued the app. We loved the cash flow projections and when it would show us when we run in the red because we do a zero based budget. We looking for a new app at the moment and video was very helpful.

[valmore]

Wow! Sounds like they should ALL be combine into ONE!

[tders]

good stuff. Thanks for the great reviews

[millennialmoneyprogress]

My favorite app is copilot! Only iOS friendly but its worth the $69/year.

[georgetteetourneaux]

Reviewing budgeting apps to find which one and how to start....

[daliarizzi]

Hi wich one of these app are affiliated so I can click on them? Thank you

[msven]

I had to stop using Mint. The android app always showed different net worth than the website, continually had disconnected accounts, etc. Too buggy for me. Just tried YNAB and it doesn't link to ADP retirement accounts and the Wells Fargo connection was setup and all 4 accounts were linked but none showed in their UI :/ Back to spreadsheet every year it is lol

[LaDawnaSeymour]

I want to find a budget app that allows my 16 yr old to budget with her greenlight (or something like that) Mastercard. The Greenlight app requires her to ask permission to move money from one category to another. We want something that allows her to move without permission. Any ideas?

[aliciaolson]

I am looking for one for our family that will allow multiple users. I think Mint only allows one user. Which would you recommend?

[MarriageKidsandMoney]

Which of these best budget apps for families is your favorite?

[pb]

These companies creep me out by asking me for password for my bank account. What's the solution?

[painville]

This is stupid nobody paying monthly for an app fam