Quicken was founded by Intuit. It was established in 1983. This software allows people to gather all their personal finances in one place. It also helps in performing tasks that were done on paper quickly. Quicken is subscription-based software. It offers tools like budgeting, bill pay, investment tracker, etc.
Mint was too founded by Intuit. And it was launched in 2006. And soon it started dubbing Quicken. Hence, it also syncs all bank accounts. It also helps in tracking your finances. Above all, Quicken and Mint were owned by Intuit. But in March 2016 Intuit sold Quicken.

Quicken vs Mint: Which is better?
Let’s compare both and find which one is better.
Cost:
Budgeting:
- Creating a spending category.
- Setting a budget for each spending category.
- Adding transactions manually.
- Excluding expenses from the budget.
As a result, Quicken is a winner of this round of Quicken vs Mint. As it offers many features in comparison with Mint.
Debt Payoff:
