Investing via an IRA (Individual Retirement Account) is smart money management — what’s not to like about putting your money in an account where it can grow tax deferred or even tax free?
Tax preparation may be the money management task that we may least enjoy, but it could be a great time to organize our personal finances. Take advantage of our advice at Mint.
Taking a lunch to work does take a little time, but the savings are astronomical over time. For people trying to cut costs, save money for a larger goal, or reduce debt, packing a lunch is an easy way to cut costs and improve your bottom line.
We’ve all heard that “we are what we eat”. Is it equally true that how we choose to spend our money also defines us? Are we what we spend? And if so, then shouldn’t we make sure that our spending choices align with our personal goals? Are you curious to discover how well or poorly your spending reflects your personal priorities?
We announced last week that we’d closed our second round of VC financing. We welcome Benchmark Capital as a new investor in Mint.com as they share our passion for helping people understand and do more with their money.
There are now rewards cards for virtually every spending category and style: points-based, cash-back (gas, supermarket, hotel), and, of course, frequent flier miles. Each has its own potential benefits and risks. So, how do you choose?
We’ve heard loud and clear from our users that you want to track your investments via Mint. We’re flattered that you want to do more with Mint.com and we’re eager to deliver. It’s a big project and you’ll see us rolling this out in phases…
The Mint Team contains a group of very hard working individuals. For this team spotlight, we have Sid Bhatt, our Senior Manager of Business Development.
Nearly a thousand Mint users responded to our request for feedback in our December research survey. Our thanks to you all. We’ve dug through your comments and made some changes to our product plans as a result…
