mrstickball on 19 January 2010
I don't use it fully, yet.
However, my economic advisor uses it, and has 100% of his personal information on it....So I tend to think its very secure.
Nord - one major thing about mint.com is that you can track your budgeting and finances at a very, very high level. You can add stocks from your IRA to see how much money you have for retirement, in addition to bills.
It also has a feature that shows your expenditures vs. every other mint.com user to see if your spending too much or too little on various things like mortgages and food.
Fun fact:
Since the economic recession last year, mint.com users, on average, have reduced their spending by $400 a month in just over a year.
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.
