There are probably a bunch of online apps these days, but I have been with Quicken from the days of MS-DOS. My current version is Quicken 99, which was prior to the concept of software as a service that the vendor expects you to pay for each year. It allows for bank accounts, investment accounts, multiple currencies, user defined expense tracking categories.
The only thing I cannot make Quicken do elegantly is keep track of asset allocation; for that I have an excel spreadsheet. Once my working days are done it will be ported to a freeware Open Office spreadsheet program.
Do you have your investments w an online broker? I am on Qtrade and they have a lot of tools to track portfolio performance, diversification, asset by size, region class etc
I do my budget in Google Sheets (family budget is shared)
Budget/spending tracking on a fancy google sheet (family budget)
Bank balances and bill payments and investment tracking, Moneydance (like quicken, but cross platform)
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