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 ...

BOSTON (Reuters) - Intuit Inc is buying Mint.com after an unsuccessful attempt to build a rival web-based personal financial software service under its Quicken brand. The deal is part of Chief ...

David Gorton, CPA, has 5+ years of professional experience in accounting. He teaches accounting, helping promote financial education and awareness. Somer G. Anderson is CPA, doctor of accounting, and ...

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, now an Intuit vice president following its acquisition of Mint.com, is now faced with uniting two distinctly different personal-finance software brands. Andrew Nusca is the editor of ...

As the circus of the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show settled down in Las Vegas, I got a chance to kick back and chat with Mint.com founder and former CEO Aaron Patzer, now VP and GM of Personal Finance ...

Mint displays every line item transaction that occurred in your accounts; in fact people who avidly use Mint often check the app simply to review their spending. You can easily verify that each and ...

Lots of interest in Mint.com’s imminent arrival in Canada, described in my Saturday column: Save a Mint? In this blog, I’ve posted some reader response, which deals chiefly with the frustrations about ...

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, ...

Aaron Patzer is the CEO and founder of Mint.com, a personal finance site that launched two years ago at TechCrunch40. Last night the news broke that Mint is being acquired for $170 million by Intuit.