We’ve just released a number of improvements to the Mint.com service – including some new features which have been at the top of our users’ “wish list”.
We are now live on Facebook! If you are a Facebook fan and want to connect with Mint, receive updates, and otherwise get involved with the product and company, visit our Facebook profile page.
We released a number of improvements to the Mint.com service last night. These include new features which you, our beta users, requested, suggested or demanded (but always politely). Everyone at Mint appreciates it when our users take the time to provide us great feedback; its helping us get better every day…
Mint.com, the fresh, easy and intelligent way for people to manage their money online, today announced that the company closed $4.7 million in Series A financing in a round led by Shasta Ventures, and including First Round Capital and a group of prominent individuals, including Ram Shriram, early investor and founding board member of Google, Inc.
At Mint, one of our sayings is: “Know your money. Grow your money.” In order to “know your money,” Mint links seamlessly to thousands of banks, credit unions, and credit card companies in the US. Combined with a patent-pending spending report, this lets you see exactly where your money goes, across all your accounts, with one login. But knowing where you stand is only the beginning…
Mint.com was awarded top honors by some of the titans of the online banking industry on Tuesday, October 2, 2007. Mint was one of just twenty companies invited to present at the FINOVATE 2007 conference organized by Jim Bruene, the digital banking guru.
We’ve added the capacity needed to get our new account set-up times back to our “less than 5 minute” standards. And you’ll find that your transactions, graphs and savings ideas upload quickly and smoothly. That’s the “mint condition” we strive to consistently meet or beat.
For anyone who’s been trying to sign-up on Mint.com in the past 24 hours, we are currently experiencing heavy load & slow response times. This may be due to winning TechCrunch40, being featured in PCWorld, Digg, and San Francisco Chronicle all on the same day…
I’m pleased to announce Mint.com is officially launching today at TechCrunch 40 in San Francisco. Our free personal finance web-app is now open to everyone!
Your first bicycle. Your first day at school. Your kid’s first word. The first time you won the state lottery (or not). Life contains many firsts — and this is the first time we’re hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance. Check out this week’s carnival to read 70 different tidbits & tips on personal finance and see our editor’s pick!
