APatzer commented on Mint Makes Budgeting Easier for Non-Accountants

"@UnderLoK: Yep, we've heard the call for manual entry of cash purchases, checks that have been written but not cleared, and import from old Quicken/Money files loud and clear."

APatzer commented on Mint Makes Budgeting Easier for Non-Accountants

"For those who are concerned about security & privacy, it's worth mentioning that both the CTO, Aneesh Chopra, and CIO, Vivek Kundra, of the Obama administration use Mint.com: [venturebeat.com] I met with them last week and they asked if Mint could design a similar system for the federal government to visualize it's budget. A couple of key things to note: 1) Mint.com is read-only, even if your account were hacked, you can't move money. 2) You're anonymous, we don't ask for your name, address, SSN, or anything like that - just an email and zip code for signup. 3) No account numbers or credit card numbers are in the system. 4) We have bank-level data security and routine auditing."

APatzer commented on Five Best Personal Finance Tools

"@biggunks Happy to hear you like Mint.com."

APatzer commented on Five Best Personal Finance Tools

"@magnoliasouth Mint.com is not especially social."

APatzer commented on Five Best Personal Finance Tools

"@Elcheecho In Mint's July release, we'll add current and historic cash flows (i.e."

APatzer commented on Free Alternatives to the MacHeist Bundle

"@Headlam Mint.com support for Canada & UK coming early Q1 2009."

APatzer commented on Manage Your Money with Quicken Online

"Intuit is fundamentally a book-keeping company."

APatzer commented on Manage Your Money with Quicken Online

"Quicken Online will have some catching up to do."

APatzer commented on Top 10 New and Improved Apps of 2007

"@Crayfish Mint.com will support more advanced multi-factor authentication, including interactive mode (pictures, tokens, etc.) probably in late Q1 2008."

APatzer commented on Top 10 New and Improved Apps of 2007

"@MDELLINGER If numbers make you feel more comfortable, we've signed up nearly 100,000 people in the two months since launch, and organized over $4.0 billion in transactions. Our security is audited by third parties, and we use RSA, Verisign, HackerSafe, along with TrustE to independently confirm our privacy practices. Aaron Patzer Founder & CEO, Mint.com"