Quicken coming to the web, iPhone for $3 a month

Q_redIntuit is planning to offer a web-based version of Quicken on January 8th and the first iteration will be optimized for iPhone users as well. The online version will have comparable features to the lowest end version of Quicken’s desktop client. That should allow for basic money management, spending trend analysis and checkbook balancing. Intuit also plans to have an online version optimized for RIM-based and other mobile devices, but no details on when.Although it makes sense for a web version and then optimizing for mobile devices, I figured we’d hear about an iPhone application from Intuit considering the iPhone SDK should roll out a month after the web-based version of Quicken. At $3 a month does this sound appealing to you? I would hope that you can export your financial history and data if you choose to unsubscribe as well. Although it likely has fewer features than Intuit’s planned offering, I have to say that I’m impressed with Mint, a free service to help manage the home budget.

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