Quicken is a personal finance platform that provides its users with a reliable money management and budgeting solution. Quicken users can easily manage their household finances through Quicken’s mobile and online application. Quicken’s functionalities include planning a budget, recording bank transactions, comparing progress against the budget and tracking investment performance. The company was launched in 1983 and quickly became the top selling consumer software product, having served millions of customers to date.
Alternatives to Quicken
Mint
Company: Intuit, Inc. | Founder: Aaron Patzer | Since: 2006
Mint.com is a free personal finances management platform. The website allows users to create budgets with financial goals, and aggregate their credit, loan, bank, and investment transactions and balances so they can view them all in one place. Mint.com was…
Trello
Company: Atlassian Pty Ltd | Founder: Michael Pryor, Joel Spolsky | CEO: Mike Cannon-Brookes, Scott Farquhar | Since: 2011
Trello is a project management platform that makes it easier for users to work on group projects. The web-based platform features a visual, easy to use, drag-and-drop interface. Trello is used both by individuals and businesses for projects such as…
Quickbooks
Company: Intuit Inc. | Founder: Scott Cook, Tom Proulx | CEO: Brad Smith | Since: 1983
Quickbooks is an accounting software for small and medium-sized businesses developed by Intuit. The software’s features enable businesses to accept payments, manage the payroll and pay bills. Quickbooks has also developed industry-specific versions, including packages for manufacturers, wholesalers, contractors, retailers…
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