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Mobile Manual Transactions, Updates

Introducing Budgeting and Splitting Transactions for iPhone and iPad

May 23, 2012 / Mint.com

Attention Mint users: your two most requested features are now available! See what you need to know about budgeting and splitting transactions using your Mint.com iPad and iPhone apps.

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Mobile Manual Transactions

Mint’s New Android App: A User Review

February 3, 2012 / Sydney Jarod

Mint.com has just released its app for Android. See what this tablet novice and new Mint subscriber had to say about its features and navigation.

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Mobile Manual Transactions, Updates

How to Use Mint’s Manual Transactions on Android

September 23, 2011 / Mint.com

Now you can manually enter all your cash transactions (down to the 75 cents you spent at the vending machine) right into your Mint account through your Android phone.

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Mobile Manual Transactions, Updates

How to Use Mint’s Manual Transaction Feature on Your iPhone or iPad

July 22, 2011 / Mint.com
Mint is the go-to mobile app for tracking activity across multiple bank and credit accounts, but until recently, there wasn’t an easy way to enter cash or check transactions on your iPhone or iPad. That’s all changed with the addition of...

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