Monarch Money is offering a special deal for new subscribers on this Black Friday. The budgeting app, which typically costs $100 per year, will now be available at half price - just $50 annual plan. This discount can be redeemed by using the code MONARCHVIP during checkout and only applies to users who sign up through the website, not the mobile app.
Monarch Money has been praised for its customization and granularity features, which provide a detailed overview of an individual's financial situation. However, some critics have noted that the app has a steeper learning curve compared to other budgeting options.
The main dashboard provides a comprehensive view of users' net worth, transactions, spending patterns, income, and upcoming bills. The app also offers a monthly review feature, which highlights key financial milestones from the previous month. Additionally, Monarch Money can connect to bank accounts, Apple Card, and other financial institutions to automatically track expenses and income.
For those looking for an alternative to Mint, Monarch Money is worth considering. However, it's worth noting that Quicken Simplifi, another popular budgeting service, is also offering a discount on its annual subscription.
Monarch Money has been praised for its customization and granularity features, which provide a detailed overview of an individual's financial situation. However, some critics have noted that the app has a steeper learning curve compared to other budgeting options.
The main dashboard provides a comprehensive view of users' net worth, transactions, spending patterns, income, and upcoming bills. The app also offers a monthly review feature, which highlights key financial milestones from the previous month. Additionally, Monarch Money can connect to bank accounts, Apple Card, and other financial institutions to automatically track expenses and income.
For those looking for an alternative to Mint, Monarch Money is worth considering. However, it's worth noting that Quicken Simplifi, another popular budgeting service, is also offering a discount on its annual subscription.
... think it's a bit steep to pay $50 for a year when you're paying $100 now, but I guess it's a good option if you want more features and customization. My daughter has been using Mint and it's worked out alright for her, but I've heard great things about Monarch Money too! 
One thing that might be a bit of a learning curve is setting everything up, but once you get the hang of it, it seems like it could really help with keeping track of your finances. Anybody else using either of these apps? 
Black Friday has finally arrived and Monarch Money is giving away major discounts on their budgeting app 
. The interface might take some getting used to, but trust me, it's worth the effort 
. Plus, having that detailed overview of my finances is super empowering 
. That being said, if you're already using Mint, Quicken Simplifi has a similar deal going on so yeah, do your research before making a decision 
!
On the other hand, I'm pretty sure Quicken Simplifi's annual plan is only $80, which is like, half of Monarch Money's usual price... so why would anyone choose Monarch? 
Unless, maybe, Monarch's granular features are really worth that extra $20? 
still prefer simplicity in financial apps 
. And the fact that it connects with all my bank accounts and credit cards? Game. Changer. 
. Still, if you're looking for an alternative to Mint or Quicken Simplifi, Monarch Money is def worth checking out 
. And now with this deal, it's like, almost impossible to pass up 
. I might just have to sign up my sis too 
.