Mint announced earlier this year that they will be shutting down at the end of the year. Intuit has suggested that its users go to Credit Karma, another Intuit product, because they will be migrating many “Mint-like features” over to Credit Karma according to their FAQ . “You will be able to bring the majority of your Mint financial account balances, your entire net worth history, plus all of your supported account connections and transactions. When the time comes to move your financial account data from Mint to Credit Karma, your personal information will not be moved without your consent.” When I logged into my Credit Karma account, I did see something new (to me) that seems in line with what may be expanded with Mint’s features – the ability to track my net worth. This is a feature that was added earlier this year: If you click it, you can start linking your accounts to confirm your net worth. On its own, not super compelling but when you start introducing Mint-like featur
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