Anybody use Yodlee software to track finances?

[dub]

Pretty handy way to keep track of everything. I have been using it for several years. Able to link checking,savings,mortgage,auto, credit card accounts, and such.
Would this in any way, help an attorney....... to verify/ see what you owe?

[LimpDisc]

I used Yodlee for a few months, but switched over to Mint Financial a few months ago.

[BobMango]

I used Yodlee for a few months, but switched over to Mint Financial a few months ago.

I like Mint as well, my only problem is that I can't budget my salary biweekly. It only allows monthly. When you're recovering from a bankruptcy, averaging the salary doesn't work real well.

As to the OP's question, I had all my bills, assets, income and planned exemptions in spreadsheets. Lawyer didn't want to see them, just gave us their forms to fill out. Bottom line is that you are swearing that the information in your petition is true and accurate so it's really on you, not the attorney. Are you trying to prove that you qualify for a Chapter 7?

[justbroke]

I shouldn't say anything out loud, but I stopped using Bank of America's version (Portfolio Manager) after I realized that all my PIN numbers were in one place.

[dub]

As to the OP's question, I had all my bills, assets, income and planned exemptions in spreadsheets. Lawyer didn't want to see them, just gave us their forms to fill out. Bottom line is that you are swearing that the information in your petition is true and accurate so it's really on you, not the attorney. Are you trying to prove that you qualify for a Chapter 7?

I was thinking more of using a copy for the initial consultation to show what I owed? I figured I would have to fill in his forms if I retained him.

[OhioFiler]

You Need A Budget is pretty good software.