Intuit Mint

Bill Quantril

Mint is a great resource for managing finances, keeping track of goals, and always having a reminder where your money is at and where it is going. A lot of banks and other institutions now have copied some of Mints features, which goes to show how good they are.

Narayan from Personal

I have been using Mint.com for my budget and it has been great. The finances are neatly arranged from all my accounts. I get to see where I spend more and where I spend less. It suggests credit cards where I could save money depending on my spending habits. I have taken the suggestions and it has worked wonders. The mint app on my smart phone is equally amazing. The information that I need is easily available on the go. I would recommend anyone to try Mint.

Holly

I've used Mint in the past to monitor my expenses, as well as overall spending accounts. I found that it was an easy service to use. Easy to set up and import your account information. Some of my accounts I was not able to link, so it was hard to keep track of the amount owed, etc. If I were to keep using Mint, I would definitely want to see them make more accounts "linkable". I did like how they sent email updates about bills being due, account totals, etc. I would recommend to other people, because of the usability and overall presentation of the online software.

Dan from self-employed restaurant partner

This is easy to use and keeps me organized. Thanks!

Darren Williams from WPFT

Based on a backend maintained by Intuit (maker of TurboTax). Mint offers fairly basic budgeting and expense tracking. In return you allow marketers to display customized offers to you. One annoying disadvantage: you cannot add your own transaction categories. Overall easy to use but no replacement for a dedicated client program if you need to do serious book keeping.