| By Jim Bruene on October 14, 2008 6:21 AM | Comments (0) |
Finovate 2008 kicks off with a demo of Intuit's Quicken Online. The presenter is Todd Stanley VP/general manager of Quicken Online and Barron Ernst, product manager.
Quicken Online, the online version of the popular desktop personal finance manager, was launched in January 2008. One notable difference between Intuit's strategy and other online PFMs, is that Quicken Online costs $3/mo. The vast majority of competitors are ad supported and free of charge.
What's new
Intuit is removing the fee from Quicken Online; it is now free of charge, which means, of the major online personal finance companies, only Mvelopes/Finicity charges a fee.
The new user interface will be available Oct. 30.
Introducing more mobile integration.
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