Early this year, I wrote about Quicken launching an online site for personal finance. But unlike competitors, Quicken charged a $3 monthly fee. Not anymore, as the site is now free—like its many competitors, including Mint.com, Wesabe.com, and Geezeo.com.
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Toni of CA @ Oct 28, 2008 03:19:58 AM