Online Personal Finance on Website

Keeping track of credit card purchases was often a question of waiting for statements to arrive by mail and then entering data by hand to the personal finance tools like Quicken and Microsoft Money used to be bound to the desktop. Exchanging information with your banks used to be a hassle.

Today, free online personal finance tools like Mint, moneyStrands and Wesabe make it easy to track all of this information. Thanks to this, you can now get a better overview of your personal finances than ever before. Keep track your money online for free, an easy money management.

Below is sort description about above personal financial website.

moneyStrands
is a FREE and easy-to-use personal financial assistant for busy people who want more control over their financial lives. It automatically gathers data for all the financial accounts you want to track, including savings, checking, and credit cards, to give you an up-to-date, accurate, unified view of your finances. moneyStrands goes beyond providing financial analysis tools by also providing personalized money-saving advice and recommendations, and lets you compare yourself with people who share your background and financial goals. In addition to automated bank feeds, moneyStrands recently added the capability to manually upload your transaction history files (and even to type them in one at a time) delivering the highest flexibility in handling your financial needs.

Mint
we believe that money is for living. That’s why we’ve created the simplest and most effective way to manage your money…and why Mint.com is free.

Mint is led by an experienced team including industry veterans drawn from the ranks of Charles Schwab, eBay, Expedia, Intuit, PGP and other leaders in the finance, security and software industries. We’ve attracted funding from top tier venture capital firms whose past investments have included Google, Intuit, eBay, PassMark Security, PayPal, Yahoo! and others.

Wesabe
is part money management tool, part community.
We believe that one person’s good financial decision can be leveraged to an entire community. Experts call this collective intelligence. And we have a whole community of people reaping the rewards of it every day. Find solutions to your money problems… you’re not alone in wanting a better financial life.

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  6. Corey says:
    January 9, 2010 at 05:48

    I’ve been using Mint.com for over a year now, and find the software to be great. It doesn’t have all of the bells and whistles that the desktop financial management software has, but I really don’t miss the features much. I’ve found that the features of Mint.com are what I really need and it’s done in a way that eliminates a lot of the complexity of the desktop versions.

    If you’re interested in a quickstart guide to mint.com, please visit our website at http://www.mintguide.com