Best Budget Apps for Families (2024) RIP Mint 🙏

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CHAPTERS

00:00 - Intro - Top 5 Best Budget Apps for Families
01:45 - 5. Copilot
03:21 - 4. Tiller
05:04 - 3. Everydollar
06:52 - 2. YNAB
08:35 - 1. Monarch Money
11:50 - Final - Top 5 Best Budget Apps for Families

#MonarchMoney #YNAB #BudgetApps #FamilyFinance #PersonalFinance

OTHER VIDEOS TO WATCH

Monarch Money Review: Pros, Cons and Competitors 🤑

YNAB Review (2023): The 4 Rules, Pros and Cons

Monarch Money vs. Mint: Which Money Tool is Better?

BIO - ANDY HILL:

Andy Hill is the award-winning family finance coach behind Marriage Kids and Money - a platform dedicated to helping young families build wealth and happiness.

Andy's advice and personal finance experience have been featured in major media outlets like CNBC, Forbes, MarketWatch, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance and NBC News. With millions of podcast downloads and video views, Andy’s message of family financial empowerment has resonated with listeners, readers and viewers across the world.

When he's not "talking money", Andy enjoys being a Soccer Dad, singing karaoke with his wife and relaxing on his hammock.

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[jeremyt.]

Thing I enjoyed about Mint was that it was free and provided a heck of alot more. Paying $100/year to budget your own books defeats the purpose imo.

[excerptsofjess]

Thank you so much for this helpful breakdown, helped me with deciding which platform to go with! I've been holding onto Mint for as long as possible, but it's time :(

[rennat]

Yo dude, thank you for the video. I decided to follow. Looking forward to more tips.

[solongonorov]

Great video! Thanks. If I end up using one of these apps, I'll make sure to use your links.

[oncvuno]

Thank you for sharing this video on the Best Budget Apps for Families in 2024! Managing finances can be challenging, especially for families, and having the right tools makes a huge difference. I appreciate the recommendations and tips provided in the video. Here's to better financial management and RIP to financial stress!

[tanjareen]

Looking for a Mint alternative. This was great info. Thanks for taking the time!

[TRS-Aphelion]

Liked, subscribed and notifications enabled. Great video, great energy, very relevant to my situation. Appreciate you!

[jjchello]

Thanks for reviewing these apps’ websites instead of the app itself. I highly recommend you use these apps and show us you using said apps. Then it truly is a review.

[wke]

Does anyone know of any apps that will track bill calendars based on actual balance statements? A few options I’ve tried out there will automatically detect upcoming payment due dates but estimates based off of previous payments and not the actual statement balance due. A feature I really loved with mint.

[BernadetteSimmons-bwrx]

I love that the apps feed my transactions so I don’t have to manual enter. My issue with the apps I’ve tried is the budgeting. I budget bi-weekly based on our pay cycles. My spending and food budget re-sets bi-weekly. Most of these apps force the monthly budget which throws me off and it doesn’t allow editing of the budget cycle. Any app that you would recommend?

[nancyleon]

I would like some app that I don't have to permit to access to my bank account is possible???

[rubenunez]

How do you mark an expense as "household? 9:01

[michaelsasse]

Wow. When you hit Monarch..you went full infomercial.

[derekh]

Is there a budgeting app that has settings to ping your phone when a transaction hits whichever account was used, asking you to confirm the budget category it should go in?

[kurienillirickal]

Any app for supporting 2 currencies at a time ?

[Jkz]

thanks for the video. are these available in canada?

[vidform]

Some questions about Monarch:
1. Since Monarch was founded by people who worked at Mint, will they make the same mistakes with Monarch in how they let Intuit purchase Mint?
2. Mint had connectivity issues with Fidelity. Will Monarch have connection issues with Fidelity too?
Also, what are your thoughts on the Fidelity Full View app? And are there any "legacy" banking/investing/financial service alternatives to Mint instead of only the services that are either startups or have been around for only a decade?

[ericanderson]

Hi!

What app would you say covers majority of the following features?
■ Allowance to input historical data
■ Bank Connectivity (including credit cards)
■Financial Investment Connectivity
■ Follows the Zero-Based Budget
■ Ease of Use with Budgeting Category
■ Ease of Use with Fund Tracking
■ Ease of Use with Net Worth Tracking
■ Ease of Use with Net Worth Forecasting
■ Ease of Use with Monthly Budget Exporting
■ 2+ users can use the same account
■ Smart Tracking Recommendations

[MrMarcoify]

What number would you put rocket money in?

[brettudy]

For people who own a business, which app would you recommend so that I could track my family budget and business budget in one platform?