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Save 20% on credit score monitoring and investment tracking.
Save 5% on budgeting software and transaction history.
Save 39% on financial alerts and mobile banking app.
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LOVE30LUCKY20FEB20SUPERPRESIDENT| Code | Discount | Offer | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
| REAL30 | Up to 30% OFF | Save up to 30% on Your Order | See merchant |
| extra20online | 20% OFF | Sitewide: Save 20% on Software and Online Services | See merchant |
| 3203 | 5% OFF | Save 5% | See merchant |
| TREY-H753PS | UP TO 10% | Free Checking Account on All Orders | See merchant |
| FB2025 | Deal | Discover Great Deals Waiting for You | See merchant |
Mint is a personal finance service built around an online budget planner that helps people keep track of their money. Its interface is designed to be easy to use, so users can follow their expenses and see where their spending goes. Through the budget tracker, savers set financial goals and watch their progress as it happens, and the service is meant to build financial literacy and give people more control over their financial future. Simplicity and accessibility are central to it, which makes it a practical resource for anyone trying to manage personal finances better.
The company was started by Aaron Patzer in 2006 and was based in Mountain View, California. Intuit, the software company behind TurboTax and QuickBooks, bought Mint in 2009 for $170 million and ran it as part of its consumer finance lineup.
Mint worked as a free web and mobile app. Users linked their bank, credit card and investment accounts, and the service sorted transactions into categories, built budgets, tracked bills, and showed credit scores and net worth. Because the core service cost nothing, no payment was needed to use it, and the company earned money through partner offers and recommendations inside the app. There were no physical goods, so nothing was shipped and nothing had to be returned.
Intuit wound the service down and pointed users toward Credit Karma; Mint's website and app closed in March 2024.
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REAL30 gives the biggest discount on this page, up to 30% off. The biggest deal, 39% off, needs no code.
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