A while back, I gave up on Mint. They weren't compatible with enough financial institutions I used, and there were way too many Sponsored Suggestions for my taste. I settled into using Personal Capital, but it became apparent that the poorly supported tools on the free site merely exist to attract potential paid clients. That's business, and I don't have a problem with that, but the issues with the tool have become increasingly difficult to work around. One issue is that I didn't add my house immediately, but when I did, there was no way to control when it became an asset, so it appeared that I suddenly had way more money than before. I have to view graphs either before I got my house, or after, but if I tried to overlap those time periods, the huge jump made graphs useless. Another issue is that when you close an account, you cannot delete it. You have to leave it there forever, unsuccessfully connecting, because to remove an account is to lose all history! Now, Vanguard just combined your main account with your brokerage, and this didn't go well at Personal Capital either. Apparently all my previous account history is lost forever, and it appears as if my investment account is brand new, and once again my graphs show a huge (but false) increase in net worth. In each case, I've contacted them for support, but all I get is "that's not supported" and none of those issues have been fixed in the several years since they first came to my attention.
I like pretty graphs. I like tracking my net worth over time. But I'm tired of the hassle and incorrect information. At this point, I think I'm going to close my P.C. account, and get to work adding pretty graphs to my own custom software. (I've been using home-rolled software to track things since 2003 - but it's very manual, a little quirky, and doesn't have any pretty graphs so far.)
Have any of you had better experiences with these or other account aggregators?