Mint.com Personal Finance App Reviews

“Lots of people rave over Mint, but I guess I have just never gotten the hang of it. Gonna try though as I need to get better control over personal finances.”

“Well, the app is ok, but the site is definitely indispensable to me. The whole thing is free and enormously feature rich http://www.mint.com/”

“I use Mint.com to help manage my finances. It's super easy to use and to understand.”

“If you know mint.com, it is pretty sweet. This brings that sweetness (no, not Walter Payton) to your iPhone...”

“Priceless and keeps you up to date on you finances. Highly recommends and it has push notification.”

“I really like the Mint service. My only problem is that my checking account is always about a day behind which I think is a problem with my bank more so than Mint.”

“This site is a must for everyone because it combines all your financial info such as bank, loan, and other financial websites into one; you see where your money goes, and helps you create a budget. Its a god send this site and has helped me be a saver. Power to the Savers!”

“Great app with push notifications about your accounts. It's a must have app!”

“highly recommended to help you keep track of your personal finances, lets you see where you can save money in little places, like cutting down on ATM fees, and comes in real handy during tax time”

“Take hold of your finances! Mint rocks my socks off.”

“Mint.com well i don't know how secure it is but if your just beginning your Finances it is a very good place to help you keep track of what you have and what you spend. I liked how they kept it graphical with pie charts and bar graphs the only way i could see it getting better is if it gave you tips to better your accounts so you could have more money to play with.”

“I was really happy when Mint.com finally arrived in Canada. The app isn't that useful compared to the website.”

“This is the bees knees of knowing your bank balance, how much you spent on coffee and cigarettes over the last seven and a half months, and reminds you that banks and personal accounting software have kept an easy to use personal finance data sifting app like this away from the masses because they don't want you to wise up and play with "their money." Times are changing. Mint shows the banks how to play with data the right way and attract even better bigger business. Or, rather, something something financial, something something.”

“The best personal finance tracking tool, ever.”

“I love Mint.com to keep track of my finances, so this app is definitely worth using.”

“Awesome finance app. It uses the same back end as your bank so don't worry about giving it your information. The way it automatically sorts budgets very cool and helpful”

“I always wanted to try this... I'm not earning now so can't use some of the functionality like budgets for income, goals etc... Otherwise I like auto categorization of my card spends... Helps me remind to eat at home!”

“Nice if you use mint. Its a little slow updating your account info but otherwise good for a free app.”

“The programmers responsible for this app are NOT the same programmers responsible for the web site. The app is slooooow, crashy, and not intuitive, especially in how it updates. Doesn't show the same level of detail of the site and not really useful for doing any real research, which is sort of the point. That being said, mint doesn't have an API like twitter or Facebook that I'm aware of so your options are limited to this app or nothing. At least it's free.”