Online financial organization has just grown more robust as Mint.com and offline incumbent Quicken both introduced new features to their web-based products. Since Mint.com and Quicken Online have ...

Mint.com is the premiere web-based money management solution available Tuesday. The site pulls transaction information from your various financial accounts and presents the data in a beautiful, easily ...

You can add your Bank of America account to Mint to track your account transactions and include the account in your Mint budget. Mint.com is a free service that imports data from all your financial ...

When it comes to saving money, a lot of schemes are more trouble than they're worth. Mint, however, is a low-hassle way to keep an eye on your bank accounts and budgets, with no fees or real ads of ...

MIAMI–Walk around the Future of Web Apps event in South Beach this week, and you’ll see loads of eager young entrepreneurs and developers proudly displaying the names of their fledgling companies on ...

We all wish we were better at our personal finances, but it’s just too confusing — and boring! Secretly, we wish someone else would do it for us. This is the key factor behind the success of Mint.com, ...

No one likes to see a red bar in their Mint.com dashboard, but we all overspend once in a while. These tips can help you deal when your personal finances go over budget. I'm an expert in software and ...

With this application, users can manage and get a snapshot of their financial picture anytime. The application is the latest in a series of mobile offerings joining the iPhone application and Mint.com ...

Earlier today, online banking startup Simple unveiled new reporting features that will allow users to see how much — and where — they’re spending money in their bank accounts. Those features seemed ...

Aaron Patzer, the Mint.com founder who sold his company to Intuit for $170 million, is venturing into the healthcare space with Vital, a new company that launched out of stealth today with $5.2 ...

Five questions for Mint.com founder Aaron Patzer, now VP and GM of Personal Finance at Intuit after the company's $170 million acquisition of Mint. As the circus of the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show ...