Very positive. Used it for years with no plans on changing.

My family has used Mint for years to keep track of our personal budget. The integrations that it has with my banks has been instrumental in helping my family manage our finances.

At least for the personal finance aspect, it is heavily focused on monthly expenses which makes it slightly difficult to keep track of expenses that are not monthly such as insurances which are bi-annual or annual. They have improved their budget keeping to allow for rollovers which is how we keep track of those expenses that are not monthly but I still wish I could set an annual budget for those expenses

I am loving this software. I was hesitant at first after using another software for years, but I was pleasantly surprised and how much I love it and how easy it is to manage my finances.

I was vert impressed with how easy this software is to set up and use. Very self explanatory. I love that they monitor your money and your spending and alert you when thigs don't seem right or when you go over budget.

The automatic assignment of some accounts is inaccurate

A cost effective choice to track expenses but I hope the interface would be more minimal. Too many suggestions. If the pending transactions could be more up to date, that would be fantastic.

I like their self-explanatory and compartmentalized features. Personally I don't think saving accounts should be counted as Cash, which is more like Emergency Fund. But since I don't have much savings anyway, it doesn't matter much.

Never update pending transactions. It used to grey out pending ones. Users can see but are unable to edit. Too many ads

I use Mint to help meet my financial goals, such as saving for a home down payment. It helps me see areas where I could do better as well as areas where I am doing fine. It's simple, integrated on your phone, and best of all it's free.

Mint is a fantastic and free tool for managing your money. It allows you to gather all of your financial accounts in one place so you can accurately track your net worth over time, as well as serve as an easy tool for budgeting and expense tracking.

Mint does have some intelligent tracking of purchase categories, but it seems like it hits a point where it doesn't try very hard. I have to do quite a bit of manual recategorizing, even for regular purchases.