Portfolio Tracking

[treswolf]

Any recommendations on a program/solution to follow our portfolio? Thanks.

[pistolpete]

I just started using personalcapital.com

[Peds]

excel.

[Donnie]

Mint, Personal Capital, Excel.  I prefer Excel because I don't like giving my log in info to third-party providers.

[Hatton]

I use Vanguard's website, personal capital, and quicken.

[Zaphod]

Does your brokerage not have this capability? All of mine have varying degrees of sophistication but they all have it. It makes it a much easier starting place to have that even when you're combining multiple brokerage accounts.

Personal Capital annoys me since whenever you make a change or are in cash for even a day, it forgets everything and shows a 0% performance, but Im one of the few who ever trade or change allocations so not a big problem but be aware of its limitations and double check their results.

[bean25]

I like to use mint for expense tracking and personal capital for tracking allocations.

[yountville]

Personal Capital for Portfolio Tracking, Vanguard for Asset Allocation, Quicken for Expense Tracking/Budgeting.

[childay]

personal capital here

[Doctor Money Matters]

Personal capital for investments. Mint for expenses.

[hightower]

I use Vanguard to track investments.  You have to update the number of shares from outside sources (like my wife's 401k at Fidelity) as your portfolio grows, but otherwise it's great because I can see the value of the entire portfolio change each day by just logging into Vanguard.
I use excel to keep track of our budget and debt pay off.

I use Mint to keep track of spending

[DMFA]

Your brokerage
Your everyday bank
Morningstar
Excel

You should be able to add outside accounts to your dashboard on your bank's site. My bank for instance has "add non-[bank] account" as an option. I can see my accounts at five or six different institutions from my bank, including CCs, student debts, mortgage, various investment banks...

[Kamban]

Quicken. Have been using it since 1989-1990 onwards.

[canadianoutlaw]

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https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/forums/topic/how-do-you-track-your-portfolio/