I am agree with you. Personal money is very sensitive case for all of us. So that’s why I think it’s so critical to upload our personal money database to website and prefer to use desktop based to manage our personal finance.
But I am still agree if our database is just shared to make a comparison with another for benchmarking use.

I appreciate the comments and agree with the value of NetwothIQ in being simple, that was one of my biggest goals. While there is still much to do, I’m glad it’s proven useful in its current state.

I’m thinking about adding a resources page to the site to help people find more information/tools in their particular interests of personal finance. I think the the Jutia Group blog will be a good addition there. I’ll let you know you when I get it up (probably will be a couple weeks).

Thank you for your wonderful comment over at my financial blog. How exactly did you find my post so quickly? Although I only make a few posts in regards to personal finance, it is very important for me to bring the best of the web to my readers.

NetworthIQ is simple, yet it is a hit with the online world because of its quick-to-use software that makes it painless for the masses out there to use. Of course you know this already!

Let me know if you would be interested in doing a link exchange. With excellent money management people then need the ability to find solid investment research and recommendations. That’s where my blog comes in

Take care and please keep in touch,

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Stephen
Stephen.Oakes@gmail.com

Hi, I’m Jason CEO of Wesabe. I think we have a shared view of where personal finance tools needs to go. Thanks for the support (that read like a positive review to me). I think our companies are interested in doing different things to help with money, so I think there might be an opportunity to work together down the line.

If you have an interest please drop me a line jason@wesabe.com