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9 months ago
in liquidity. on everyday observations of regular people
I feel much the same way after yesterday. I saw your post and was curious what you meant by using rudder to 'watch the mattress'. What are you having a hard time seeing in Mint?
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Thanks for the comment. I just signed up for Rudder the other day to help
me keep a closer, more frequent watch on my day-to-day finances (checking
account balances/credit card balances/bills). Mint's weekly summaries,
texts and other alerts are incredibly useful albeit not as real-time as
Rudder's daily e-mails are. So, it's not that I prefer one over the other,
they just both have different feature sets and I'm using them for different
things.
Rudder makes it easy to see a real, tangible number each morning that
factors in balances, bills, etc. sent right to my inbox while Mint gives me
not only the larger, all-inclusive picture but also more data points and
trending which is actually very helpful. Just not something I can spend
time every day pouring over. Hope that helps.