Mint vs. EveryDollar: Which Budget App is Better?

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Title	:	Mint vs. EveryDollar: Which Budget App is Better?
Lasting	:	12.03
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VERY helpful review, many thanks, i will continue with mint
Comment from : MichelleKootenai Najiyah

So mint will constantly try to sell you more debt Save yourself money and go with every dollar You get what you pay for Debt makes you a slave to the credit companies Truly think about that
Comment from : Justin Williams

EveryDollar Premium does is not compatible with American Express Deal breaker for me
Comment from : Nick Oliveira

I like the over simplified layout and look of EveryDollar and it’s so easy to use the free version but I do like that Mint is less hands on and I can just look at the monthly report and adjust a few budget items based on that months different occasions that come up I use them both to be honest, I know it’s over kill but sometimes I like a 2nd look from a more simpler looking app like EveryDollar Plus I’m Canadian and EveryDollar plus is for US costumers only
Comment from : Tyler g

i loved your review i have mint and look forward to utilizing more of it an added bonus is it being free so you can use the money you would have spent on Every Dollar and put that towards a debt instead
Comment from : Anthony Sipes

I’ve used Mint And am looking to restart budgeting since I am in a new relationship So I do prefer Mint but I was looking in particular for one that I could share with my partner
Comment from : Gilbert Sylvain

Can Mint be easily used by couples?
Comment from : Randy Devost

Thanks
Comment from : Gerald Grothe

I like
Comment from : Alfonso Politron Diaz

Thank you for the detailed differences
Comment from : Doll With T

Great video made me go with mint
Comment from : Rellevision Network

Very helpful video Thank you
Comment from : Daniela Strimbei

any app recommendations for tracking budgets biweekly? I get paid biweekly so monthly budgets seem off period to me
Comment from : Jaanvi Jhamtani

With mint can you opt out of selling your information?
Comment from : John Mooney

Mint I the best after using both apps
Comment from : Mchindi DeMendonca

I am looking for an app to reconcile my bank statement Which one is the best for that?
Comment from : RAW Respecting Anger in Women

Thank you for this valuable information I have been looking for the best budgeting app I currently have everydollar I'm heading over to MINT!! You're a Life Saver👏🏾
Comment from : NJ

not a big fan of Ramsey, his thoughts on getting out of debt are good, but he has a very critical attitude on his radio show and his investment advice is like vanilla ice cream very plain He has bad advice when it comes to the use of credit
Comment from : wayne austin

Thank You for making this video! I found your video from a google search and it is very helpful
Comment from : Jae’ Michelle

I've been working in Personal Capital for a few months Thinking that I'll use that for the "big picture" to track investments and net worth, and start ED for the more detailed monthly budgeting and debt reduction strategies (haven't tried Mint, but really not a big fan of targeted ads and other sales pitches)
Comment from : Bradley S

I listened to Dave Ramsey for a long time, but imo Every Dollar is the worst budget app Its nice that there's a free version, but for paid, YNAB is significantly better and for Free, Mint is significantly better
Comment from : hoofhearted4