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By: matt @ Thrive

matt @ Thrive — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 15:57:24 +0000

MP, not sure what the issue is there with "losing" your login stuff...shoot me an e-mail at matt@justthrive.com and I can look into that for you. We should be able to update your accounts over any long period of time, provided that your bank doesn't change their back-end system that allows us transaction access. It is true, we don't store your username and password, so if the bank changes the access pattern, we may have to reask you for them periodically in order to come in line with their system.

But shoot me an e-mail and I can look at your specific situation - perhaps there is more that can be done!

By: The BG

The BG — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 19:40:16 +0000

I agree think Yodlee is great! They all are good in their own ways.

Yodlee is the most comprehensive.
Mint gives the best at visual presentation of your finances.
Wesabe is the best at combining a social network in with your finances.

As for your point about the 12 months, I haven’t gotten up to 12 months on Yodlee yet but I know that Mint will store all of your transactions for as long as you have an account.

I haven't tried Just Thrive. I will check it out. Thanks for the comment!

By: MoneyProgress

MoneyProgress — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 18:53:43 +0000

I personally think Yodlee is the best, and I have tried them all for a while now. Yodlee seems to keep the most history and offers good net worth and portfolio history tracking. My main complaint at this point is that these histories don't go far back enough. You can view 12 month charts or "last year" charts but after that, it's gone.

Another one that has promise is Just Thrive (http://www.justthrive.com). I've had a problem with it "losing" my login information and not being able to update my accounts after a period of time. They boast of better security features (not actually storing your account info) but that is probably what is causing the problem.

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Market Share Battles: Review of Free Online Money Management Tools…

A great review of some of the top free online money management tools. The article gives a side by side comparisons and personal recommendations on ways you can improve your finances….