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Budget software
Does anyone use budget software like Mint or Everydollar? I have used a simple Excel spreadsheet and went to check one out, but not really comfortable with adding all of my bank user name and passwords just for automatic entries. Thoughts??
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I've used Mint since 2009. I started when they were a private startup company. They've since been bought out by Intuit, a publicly traded finance company, which I think is a good thing if you are worried about security.
I use it for personal finance stuff, and not rentals. I keep track of rentals in Quickbooks. As for security, of course you give up a bit of security by giving up your username/passwords. However, as I have multiple credit cards, bank accounts, brokerages, etc., I felt the convenience outweighs the security risks.