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re: Replacing Mint budgeting. Need recs
Posted on 3/19/24 at 12:53 pm to thunderbird1100
Posted on 3/19/24 at 12:53 pm to thunderbird1100
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I will say it's probably a waste if you're not more of a power user who likes to get into stuff a bit.
Normally look a couple of times a week, looking at investments and net worth.
A little budgeting just to see where things are going, but nothing too heavy.
5 different investment platforms
2 banks
2 mortgage companies
My biggest thing is home values being pulled automatically for net worth reasons. Reason I was asking if Simplifi does that, but can't find the answer anywhere. See a post from 2020 where people said you had to manually add home values, but that was 4yrs ago and they may have intergrated zillow or the likes by now.
Posted on 3/19/24 at 5:43 pm to Lsut81
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Normally look a couple of times a week, looking at investments and net worth. A little budgeting just to see where things are going, but nothing too heavy. 5 different investment platforms 2 banks 2 mortgage companies My biggest thing is home values being pulled automatically for net worth reasons. Reason I was asking if Simplifi does that, but can't find the answer anywhere. See a post from 2020 where people said you had to manually add home values, but that was 4yrs ago and they may have intergrated zillow or the likes by now.
I can understand why you’d want everything updated dynamically, but I feel like home value is in a whole differently ballpark than the other assets that compose your net worth. You’ll have all of these cash and investment assets that are stated at face value and/or actively traded valuation, in which case the dynamic updates reflect true current value, and then a relatively illiquid house asset that may or may not be in the same ballpark as the Zestimate.
If you’re tracking net worth over time, I feel like you’re likely to see a fair bit of noise from home value fluctuations that don’t necessarily correspond to anything actionable. I don’t feel like you’re getting any benefit over manually updating/assessing home value on an annual or quarterly basis. But your mileage may vary.
This post was edited on 3/19/24 at 5:45 pm
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