Who doesn’t love Amazon? It’s fast, convenient, and a one-stop shop for anything from vitamins to vacuums. But, it can also get messy. Especially when it’s time to sit down with your budget and figure out where all your money went. Take our household, for example, when a $27.13 charge shows up on the credit…
There are plenty of free net worth trackers on the internet. For most of them, you enter the value of your assets and liabilities, and the calculator does the simple math to show you how much you’re worth. The best net worth calculators, however, do far more than simple math. They enable you to connect…
Quicken was once the go-to budgeting tool. I used it when it was first released in the 1980s. Today, it’s been eclipsed by apps that enable you to manage every aspect of your finances, often for free. I’ve tested dozens of apps, and here are the best Quicken alternatives in 2025. My Top Picks Of…
Mint was one of the first free online budgeting apps when it launched in 2007. I used it when it was first released. Intuit purchased Mint in 2009 and recently shut Mint.com down. Current users are now forced to find a replacement. Here are the 10 best Mint alternatives worth considering. NOTE: I’ve used all…
ProjectionLab just released several updates to its financial planning software. Its new partner life expectancy milestone makes it easy to model one partner outliving the other. While not something one likes to dwell on, the death of a spouse has significant implications for the surviving spouse and their retirement plan. The new feature makes it…
Retirement calculators can help us plan and prepare to retire. When we are years away, these online tools can help us determine how much we should be saving. As we approach our time to retire, they can help us understand how much we can spend each year in retirement without going broke. Not all retirement…