Personal Capital

3 Lagoon Dr, Suite 200, 94065, Redwood City, United States
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3.35
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Personal Capital

Personal Capital is an industry-leading digital wealth management company with a holistic 360° approach to money management. Our state-of-the-art tools and technology provide investors with a complete financial picture and our registered investment advisors provide expert guidance, and logical strategies, based on a personal understanding of an investor’s financial picture and goals. We currently manage more than $11 billion in assets and have offices across the U.S.

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pak346
GB

Great Tool Overall I've used PC for a while now, and I really like all the features and how generally easy it is to navigate around the site. Both the desktop and phone apps work great and are intuitive to use. The only downside is account integration sometimes doesn't work (especially with Robinhood). I don't know if it's an issue with PC or with the other accounts, but it makes it hard to really want to use PC when I can't sync all my accounts. Other than that, I really like everything about PC.

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Derek
GB

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.

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customer
GB

nothing to say -

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grace
GB

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.

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Kent Good
GB

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.

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