someone at work just emailed me about it. sounds tit.

basically, you add in all your accounts for all the banking, bills, etc, that you do and it figures out and informs you about where your money goes.

sounds like a scam...

idk, I will see what it's like. I'm in the matrix now.

I've seen the site and wondered about it to. I was just kind of paranoid because you're supposed to give up passwords for your accounts. I'm interested to know if the site is legit / safe because I could definitely see the benefits of what they claim to do.

@valkriescreams: yeah, that's why I'm trying it. A co-worker uses it and loves it. I've got to get more of my info inorder to use it. Mostly mortgage.

If this is real I'm going to try it. Sounds neat.

Legitimacy check: How many tickets do you need to sell?

scenario: site gets hacked... yeah.

haha, my reluctance to this site is very Jewish.

Though if I used this site, I'd also be very Jewish.

Jewish Catch 22...

I used it for 6-8 months so far. Very easy and convenient to use. No problems at all and it gives you alerts on when large purchases were made on any of your accounts. It's been rated as one of the best account management tools.

I need to get my bills into it. I was going to get my credit score, but couldn't find it.

I also started doing a google docs to forensics on my accounts each month. Hopfully I don't have to now.

since I signed up to this, I stopped going to dunkin donuts (over $60 a month) and stopped eating out ($100+ a month), but now I'm spending a crap load on groceries.

this has been a while for a while.
a lot of people like it to easily manage everything

I was a while for awhile before that though, I wasn't very while.

I never liked while people much

Does anyone still use this site? A friend of mine is trying to talk me into joining. What are your thoughts after a few years?

what I like about it is that I don't have to log into a bunch of different sites to see a financial picture. They also email you weekly summaries that are excellent.

It's run by Intuit. I used it for a good 2 weeks and went back to plain spreadsheet. I'm all set with getting emails saying I went over my fast food budget.

I went over my my little pony budget this week
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Just trying to weigh if this would be helpful vs a pain in my deflated ass

I've used Mint for like 2 years now, it's been a big help in adjusting my cash outflow and basically keeping track of everything so that I don't have to

Setting savings goals and getting reminders to transfer to that account/pay my rent are the biggest bonuses for me