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Mint Financial
United States
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2019 (7 Years)
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Get to know Mint Financial
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Get to know Mint Financial
Founded in 2006 by Aaron Patzer and acquired by Intuit in 2009, Mint became one of North America's leading personal finance management applications. Its primary mission was to help users effortlessly manage their financial lives by aggregating all their financial accounts (bank accounts, credit cards, loans, investments) onto a single platform. The service provided tools for budgeting, expense tracking, credit score monitoring, and setting financial goals. In late 2023, Intuit announced the closure of Mint, officially shutting it down on January 1, 2024, and transitioning its features and users to Credit Karma, another Intuit-owned company.
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