basically its a financial budget program and works great with an iphone/touch as a app...however it asks for my bank account and bank password....i have looked into it and so far i have seen no complaints from other people, but i was wondering if any of you guys use it

https://wwws.mint.com/login.event?task=L&messageId=1&nextPage=/overview.event%3F

well, they are a mcafee secure website, and they got good reviews from money, cnnmoney, and other big news sources.

Other than that, I can't say anything about them as I find their services useless. All of my bills pretty much are auto withdrawn from my checking, or go to my credit (which is later auto withdrawn from my checking) so I pretty much know where 100% of my money goes. All they would seem to provide me is more advertising for how to spend my money and supposedly save

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.

Never heard of it. But it sounds reliable from the other posters

I use it with no issues.

I only skim fractions of a penny. You'll never notice.