YNAB's biggest competitor, Quicken, has a lot of features that YNAB doesn't. YNAB is more focused on helping you get out of debt and create a budget than it is in helping you manage your investments. And while Quicken can do a lot of the same things, it's not as good at it. For example, YNAB doesn't have an expense tracker like Quicken does — but you can still use a separate one if you want. You can also set up an automatic transfer from your checking account to your investment account with the money that gets transferred into your investment account every month. It's pretty easy to do with YNAB and its one way to make sure that all of your money goes toward paying off debt and building wealth instead of going into savings. YNAB and Quicken are both great tools for different t...
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