Mint has been shut down
This product is no longer available. See the related tools below for current alternatives.
About Mint
Mint, Intuit's long-running free budgeting app, was discontinued on March 23, 2024 after 17 years. Intuit migrated users to Credit Karma, which focuses on credit monitoring rather than Mint's hands-on budgeting and expense categorization. If you relied on Mint, strong replacements include YNAB, Monarch Money, Quicken Simplifi, and PocketGuard.
What's Great
- ✓Completely free with no premium tier required for core features
- ✓Automatic transaction categorization across all linked accounts
- ✓Built-in credit score monitoring and bill reminders
- ✓Clean dashboard shows full financial picture at a glance
Watch Out For
- !Transitioning to Credit Karma, future feature set uncertain
- !Ad-supported model means frequent credit card and loan offers
- !Categorization accuracy requires regular manual corrections
- !Limited budgeting methodology compared to zero-based alternatives
Common Use Cases
Link all bank and credit accounts to see total spending breakdown by category each month
Set bill reminders to avoid late payment fees on utilities and subscriptions
Monitor your credit score monthly without signing up for a separate service
Pricing Model
Free
Discontinued — this product is no longer available.
Category
Automated Tracking
Automatically sync bank accounts and categorize spending in real time.
Tags
Mint Alternatives
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PocketGuard
See how much you have left to spend after bills and goals
Copilot
Smart money tracker designed for iPhone and Mac users
Simplifi by Quicken
Effortless budgeting and spending plan from Quicken