Personal Capital Money and Investing [iPad]

I cannot believe this app has less than a 4.5 average rating! I spend so much time trying-out and using different finance apps that my girlfriend has threatened to break up with me... a couple times

I've been using Personal Capital for nearly a year, and I grow more impressed with it as time goes by. It aggregates more financial accounts than competing apps, while providing more useful a data to a serious investor than any other app on the market.

Best personal finance app on iOS! I used just about all off them because I am awful at tracking my spending! This takes a few months before you have good insight into spending habits but once you do it is extremely helpful.

I was one of the first to take a risk with this new company when it started in September, 2011. I have NOT been disappointed with their product and service. If you want a daily picture of your net

Really this is a great service. I've loved using your services to track my investment positions across my different accounts. It is fantastic being able to see the real allocation that I have in my

Far better than mint, and more insightful than Quicken or other money management software. It emails me every day all the transactions across my accounts, and tells me how well my money is allocated

I have some of my money my money managed by the good folks at Personal Capital. Give them a try. I was really worried about my lack of understanding alternative investments beyond the usual "put some

This is, by far, the best personal finance app and the only one of its kind that I consider a must have. It is intuitive, easy to use, beautifully designed, and helpful. It is very “set it and forget it” and simple (yet feature rich) for those who don’t want to spend a lot of time fiddling with their personal finance app.

I used to use Mint and Check to track my finances. Since finding this app, I deleted my Mint account and hardly ever sign into Check anymore.

When I first tried to use Mint it took several months to connect to all of my accounts since they didnt support one of my bank accounts (a small credit union) right away - many technical problems in

I have used Quicken for decades, tried Mint but have had repeated problems with accounts not working, tried getting help for years and I just gave up on it. It didn't work right before Intuit bought

I'm a long time Mint user and still am, but Personal Capital has made some big improvements that are making it my go to financial software. Mint is still better for micromanaging your finances like

I have used a number of aggregating sites, including mint, Vanguard, Tiaa-Cref, and Fidelity. Personal Capital is the most useful for its investment features. It allows users to view the investment portfolio in one place and examine the overall allocation. I have several retirement accounts which including many different types of mutual funds, stocks and bonds. Without Personal Capital, I have to manually update my allocation using Excel worksheet.

I use this app to track all my investments and it's excellent! It's a great way to check up on my portfolio allocation, and performance. I haven't had any problems linking any of my accounts. It even

I find its retirement planner to be exceptional. It uses Monte Carlo simulation, which is a very sophisticated, and the only way you should be looking more than a few years into the future as far as investments go.

I got out of college almost a year ago and for the first 6 months I was indeed too irresponsible with having a salary, even though I *thought* I was doing ok. This app totally turned things around for me by giving me visibility to all my accounts! Yes Mint would do the same thing but their app couldn't get by my main bank account's 2 factor authentication, so I gave up on them.

This is a terrific app if you are a investor and have money and stocks in a number of different institutions. I used to use Mint which is nice for spending and budgeting but not if you are a investor