It is kind of unfair to book a match of Quicken vs Mint, however, they are both financial managers so it is inevitable.

Quicken is the older counterpart, with a lot more experience and premium features. It comes with comprehensive financial tools including budgeting, bill pay, investment tracker, and even property and business accounting tools. However, all this comes at a price since it is subscription based.

On the other hand, Mint comes free of cost. It has many basic features through which you can view net worth, and track progress toward goals. Though, it lacks premium features (quite obviously).

Bottom line, choose Mint if you are looking for a well-performing financial manager. But opt for Quicken if looking for a robust platform with multiple features.