Social Times: Mint.com Becoming Mainstream in Economic Turmoil?
Dan Thornton
· 11 months ago
I have to admit that although I had a passing interest in personal finance tools, and particularly social finance tools, as the economic situation has got worse, I've become more and more interested!
The main reason for me is to make interacting and interpreting my finances much easier, as most banks are incredibly unfriendly to use.
Steven Rabago
· 11 months ago
Congratulations Mint! I am a believer in the emerging social finance movement. I see all financial services being offered to consumers where they can select which companies they choose and customize the financial platform that fits their needs. ZimpleMoney.com is such a site. We should be live in a few days. Hope you come and take a look.
As American's, we don't learn enough about financial management at the personal level when we are young or old. My hope is that services such as Mint.com and ZimpeMoney.com (have not viewed it yet) will lead us all to use more basic intellgence about money, ours and the billions we will dish out to correct our earlier mistakes.
Good luck.
Cheap Textbooks
· 8 months ago
i agree with scott. money management should begin from the early age to cope with such crisis. I hope mint.com will provide a solution for this and would help to make people more aware from investment and finance point of view.
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The main reason for me is to make interacting and interpreting my finances much easier, as most banks are incredibly unfriendly to use.
Steve Rabago, ZEO, ZimpeMoney.com
Good luck.