7 Best Budgeting Apps for 2024 (Mint Alternatives)

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With Mint closing down, many people are stuck trying to find the next best budgeting app moving into 2024.

In this video, I'm going over the best budgeting apps, including Empower, Rocket Money, EveryDollar by Dave Ramsey, YNAB (You Need A Budget), Monarch Money, Simplifi, and using simple Printables. These budgeting apps vary in pricing and features so you can find the perfect fit for your budgeting needs!

Don't forget to comment below which budgeting app you've used before or your favorite budgeting app not on this list! And make sure to subscribe and hit that like button if you're enjoying the content so far.

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You literally just read the website for each service... I was hopping for a little bit more opinion on them.

jSHKR

I have used Mint for well over a decade. It did everything I needed. Sad to see it go.

HudsonCrump

After using mint for 10 years and I get into it, I wouldn’t recommend the transfer to credit karma. A fraction of the functionality.

krisevon

I went the monarch route and have been on it since the beginning of the year. Took me a couple months to get used to the way their budget works but now I really like it. The forecasting for your budget is really useful and I like the way the goals work actually. I at first didn’t like the concept of assigning every dollar you make a job but now I love it. I know it costs per month but a lot of that cost is giving way better connectivity to your accounts.

_Tommmmmm_

Trying Monarch on a trial now. Loving it so far. Definitely better than Mint. YNAB looks good too, but I like the clean look of Monarch and the focus on investments. My only issue is assigning transactions to goals; however, I saw the CEO state they are working on improving it and seems like they are constantly making things better.

Dave-vmxk

Empower looks great but, agreeing to receive "marketing" calls, even automated robo calls to the phone number used to sign up? Who in the heck wants to do that? I sure don't. I get too many dang marketing calls already!

cramersbackyard

😅 I love your videos as I am still searching for my Mint replacement. I am not looking for a plethora of features I won’t need or use. I want to budget my money seeing where it’s going and reports of how I spend so I can make wise decisions. What is your honest assessment of Pocket Guard?

jclark

WHY DO THEY ALL COST MONEY! Better off doing it in a note pad

littlerab

thanks for the demo and info, have a great day

chrisumali

Intuit (mint owner) is still allowing you to sign up, even though they're shutting it down? That makes no sense, even if they're just gonna push you over to some inferior credit karma substitute replacement

youtuber

Does Empower track all transactions (credit cards included) and categorize them like Mint did?

naum

Im looking for a free tool that specifically can show net income over a 3, 6, and 12 month period. Mint did this amazingly 😢

joeb

Every Dollar premium is $17.99 a month or $79.99 a year. 6:10

cheyennerathbun

but who net net has the most similar user experience to Mint?

charitygonzalez

Monarch has been solid for me, especially with its goal-setting and forecasting features, but if you're tired of the subscription costs and just want something simple and effective, Piere has been a lifesaver—no frills, just clean budgeting without the constant upsell.

AshleyMarbel