Mint: Money Manager, Budget & Personal Finance
By Mint.com
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Description
From Intuit, the makers of TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint Bills, and Quicken: The free Mint app helps you spend smarter and save more. Easily pull all your accounts, cards and investments into one place so you can track your spending, create a budget, receive bill reminders, and get customized tips for reducing fees and saving money.
WHAT’S NEW
Mint for Apple Watch
Mint for Apple Watch reviews your day-to-day spending and suggests a spending goal so you can keep up with your lifestyle but still keep an eye how much you’ve spent. You'll also receive personalized notifications on the Apple Watch to help you stay on track.
Want to make a budget change? Once we've reviewed your day-to-day spending habits, you can stay with the status-quo or choose to reduce your goal and increase your savings. The choice is yours!
Mint Updates View (iPhone only)
Updates is a faster, easier way to see a detailed view of the most recent changes to your personal finances.
Credit Score (iPhone only)
• Truly free – no credit card required!
IT’S EASY TO GET STARTED
• A money manager app shouldn’t cost you. Install the free Mint app and easily sign up.
• Mint automatically organizes your expenses and financial accounts and creates a budget so you can save more.
KEY MINT FEATURES: MANAGE YOUR MONEY ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
* See all your personal finance accounts in one place—checking, savings, 401k, and credit cards.
* Automatically categorize banking and credit card transactions.
• Charts and graphs show you at a glance where you’re spending money. (ipad only)
• Track your cash, credit cards, and checking accounts so you are able to budget and save more with Mint.
• Never miss a payment again! You can set up bill reminders and bill alerts to help you stay on top of your expenses.
* Manage your budget to better understand your transaction patterns. Spend your money better to achieve your financial goals.
• The Trends feature helps you track your credit cards, cash, spending, income, and net worth over time.
• Get bill alerts and bill reminders in the form of email or text alerts that notify you of upcoming bills, bank fees, low bank account balances, unusual spending activity and more.
• Set up financial goals such as saving up for a trip, paying off debt, or buying a car.
SAFE AND SECURE.
• We’re obsessive about security and protect your data with the same 128-bit encryption and physical security that banks use.
• We safeguard Mint with your own 4-digit PIN so only you can view your account. If your mobile device is ever lost or stolen, you can delete all your account information remotely.
• Mint comes from the Makers of TurboTax® and Quicken®, trusted by millions every year with their most sensitive data.
SYNCS WITH MINT.COM
* Always have access to your account from your phone, tablet and the Web. Your information automatically syncs across devices so you have your latest account information at your fingertips.
WHY OVER 20 MILLION PEOPLE TRUST MINT
Tech Times: Save Money in 2015: Here are the Best Money Management Apps (2015)
Kiplinger’s: 10 Great Saving Money-Saving Apps (2014)
PC Magazine: 50 Best Free iPhone Apps for 2014
Money Magazine: Best Finance Tool For Budgeting (2014)
Wired: The Best Apps for Budgeting Your Cash (2014)
Please note that Mint currently connects to US and Canadian financial institutions only.
Mint has been brought to you by Intuit, the makers of TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint Bills, and Quicken. Check us out at www.intuit.com
Widget users, moving the app to a SD card will disable the widget. http://bit.ly/mintwidget
To learn how Intuit protects your privacy, please visit https://www.mint.com/how-it-works/security/policy/
When you download and use Mint, you agree to the Mint Terms of Service https://www.mint.com/how-it-works/security/terms/.
What's New in Version 4.12.0
- Reduced crashes and squashed bugs
Please send us your feedback and comments to feedback-mobile@mint.com
Apple Watch
Customer Reviews
Great app and customer support
I was both a quicken and quickbooks user and wanted to get serious about seeing if Mint could replace at least the quicken. After using it for six months I've found it's better at updating, categorizing and recording transactions.
I use the website occasionally, just to create a new category, but otherwise everything is done from the mobile app. I haven't opened quicken for over four months. Tax preparation on should be just as easy with Mint and the importing of data is great since I'm mostly cashless.
I had a problem about 30 days ago where my credit union accounts couldn't be updated. The support team at Mint responded quickly and stayed involved until the issue was resolved. This level of support was better than with quicken so Mint is my go to app for personal financial tracking and budgeting.
I'm still a quickbooks user for my business because it's more complex than what Mint or quicken could handle.
B.
Free, accesses most external accounts, but many rough spots
I've used Intuit products for years. After they let Quicken deteriorate, I tried Mint, which they bought from the independent company that developed it. It does a big fraction of what Quicken did, including accessing external accounts and allowing you to categorize and notate expenses. It has a rudimentary budgeting tool, but has little ability to generate customized reports. In many areas, it uses font sizes and colors that are nearly invisible. When something is broken, they take email reports and often they address them in a reasonable amount of time (less than a month!).
I rate this 3 stars because it's better than any alternative and would not be worth $40 if you had to purchase it. I think they have a monopoly, which isn't going to motivate them to spend much to create a high quality product. I suspect their mantra is "get as many users as possible, with costs as low as possible, so we can monetize them through sales of third-party offerings.
I miss the days of software that was mostly about enabling users to do well and easily the things they most want done. Mint is mainly for people with little financial experience or savvy. It is however about the only reasonable way I've found to pull all your spending and income into one transaction monitoring system automatically.
Keep your expectations low, and Mint won't disappoint you.
Great App
I have been using this application both desktop (originally) and mobile. This is fantastic for having a view of all of your balances and loans in one place across financial institutions. I have not yet run across a FI that does not participate that I have had accounts with. I use the budgets and alerts, but mostly just to track transactions and balances. I also like how you can add assets, and tie loans to those assets.
The one constructive feedback I have is that the category and classifications of account types is a bit restrictive. For example, my home equity line and other lines of credit show up as credit cards, and you cannot change it. It is a small very minor inconvenience, so it really does not impact my 5-star rating.
- Free
- Category: Finance
- Updated: Oct 03, 2016
- Version: 4.12.0
- Size: 97.3 MB
- Apple Watch: Yes
- Language: English
- Seller: Mint.com
- ©2008-2016 Mint Software, Inc.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.