Unreliable They asked for this review, so here it is. When I first downloaded the app it was great, but most accounts don’t update correctly or regularly. I read somewhere that they were good at keeping up on this, but in the 4 months I’ve had the app I haven’t seen any of them get fixed and only ones that at one point updated have stop working. Recently they just did a whole style update, which is great but honestly a little frustrating, they should be spending their time making the app work right but instead it just looks better, and still doesn’t work right.

Personal Capital is broken most of the… Personal Capital is broken most of the time. I have opened dozens of support tickets with the vast majority that go nowhere. Citi Card, Amazon, Navia, etc etc don't work with Personal Capital. It's so frustrating that I am going to go back to Mint or another platform. The "aggregation support" is beyond bad.

Holds lots of info, not very neat The software is great for holding A LOT of information. You can put everything in there. However, it doesn’t let you put % ownership of real estate investment properties (if you own with a partner) and can’t link purchasing activity to Venmo. I also think the interface could be a lot cleaner. It’s takes some getting used to, I’ve had it about a month and I still can’t navigate it as efficiently as I’d like.

As a former Quicken user… As a former Quicken user, I can't see paying $45/year to buy a subscription. I tried Personal Capital and am very pleased with it's interface, performance and pricetag. The only weakness I can see is the inability to track cash purchases or do online updates of manual accounts. Otherwise, I think I'm hooked.

i wanted to transfer over from Mint to… i wanted to transfer over from Mint to use personal capital but there are too many things that it cant do. the capital one cards, the transaction history thats limited. ive emailed to get these issues fixed and it always seems like the answer is sorry nothing more that we can do. so now im back to using mint.