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Using Yodlee AND a budgeting tool?
Anybody using both Yodlee AND Quicken (or another budgeting tool)?
I've been using Wachovia's version of Yodlee for a while, so I can see all my banks and credit cards in one place. On the side I'm keeping an Excel budget. I'm in the process of shifting from Excel to Quicken, but it occurs to me that Quicken also does the same thing Yodlee does--that is, give me a snapshot of all my assets at once. Should I bother to maintain the Wachovia/Yodlee thing?
I guess the advantage is that Yodlee automatically updates my balances, and also that there is an "auto-login" button to go straight into the account.
(Still haven't had much time to learn Quicken--perhaps it does those things as well).
I've been using Wachovia's version of Yodlee for a while, so I can see all my banks and credit cards in one place. On the side I'm keeping an Excel budget. I'm in the process of shifting from Excel to Quicken, but it occurs to me that Quicken also does the same thing Yodlee does--that is, give me a snapshot of all my assets at once. Should I bother to maintain the Wachovia/Yodlee thing?
I guess the advantage is that Yodlee automatically updates my balances, and also that there is an "auto-login" button to go straight into the account.
(Still haven't had much time to learn Quicken--perhaps it does those things as well).