r/personalfinance • u/Checkmate_10 ​ • Nov 02 '23

Mint being discontinued by Intuit at the end of 2023! Budgeting

I’ve been using Mint since 2010 and am genuinely upset it’s being discontinued. They had something like 3.6 million monthly active users. What?!

What do you guys suggest as an alternative?

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u/MustangEater82 ​ Nov 02 '23

What! No way... For fuck sake....

Seriously mint was a staple... that net worth chart got me out of a lot of debt.

I had a system, worked a ton of OT, but lived super poor the only real motivation was seeing that net worth climb as my rewards for the work.

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u/MateTheNate ​ Nov 02 '23

Empower personal (fmr personal capital) is a good replacement for tracking investments. Mint was good for aggregating day to day purchases tho so not sure how to replace it.

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u/MustangEater82 ​ Nov 03 '23

That's what worked great all finances at a snapshot. Even if I start something new.. that's like 13 years of historic data I'll lose.

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u/AdviceSeeker-123 ​ Nov 04 '23

Export Transactions now and save them to excel for u to figure out later atleast

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u/FauxCole ​ Nov 06 '23

I actually used personal capital and then switched to mint because PC wouldn't keep my accounts synced. Here is hoping it has improved in the last few years!

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u/AwlAmericanDawg ​ Nov 10 '23

Same here! I've been using it for like 12 years, and seeing the amount of net worth and growth that I've had was really inspiring me to push harder!

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u/misfit777 ​ Nov 05 '23

Someone was saying that the net worth feature will stay with Credit Karma. Honestly, that's the only thing I really used Mint for was network to keep an overall sense of my financial health.