Today, Intuit has sold Quicken but it still operates and backs Mint and its 20 million users. Not too shabby - especially when you consider Intuit already owned Quicken, the grandfather of budgeting software. In fact, Mint’s advancement was so impressive that Intuit, owner of Turbo Tax, decided to acquire the company for a cool $170 million. Two years after Mint opened shop, the company had built an impressive customer base of over a million users. Mint initially launched in 2007 and has grown rapidly since then. In a relatively short time, Mint has become one of the world’s most popular financial planning and budgeting apps. Keep reading to learn what Mint has to offer, so you can decide whether this budgeting app is right for you. I have also recommended Mint to many of my family members and friends.

When I started my journey to financial independence, Mint was one of the first money management tools that I used. Simply put, this budgeting tool can show all your financial information in one central location. You can also use Mint to stay on top of your bills and track your credit score. Mint helps you monitor your spending habits and keep track of your account balances.

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