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I’m pleased to announce Mint.com is officially launching today at TechCrunch 40 in San Francisco. Our free online personal finance web-app is now open to everyone!

For those of you who have enjoyed our private beta and financial content, now is the time to tell your friends, family, and anyone who could use:

  • A little financial organization.
  • Free personal finance software
  • Insight into where their money goes, across all accounts.
  • Email & SMS bill reminders and alerts.
  • Personalized savings suggestions averaging over $1,000 during our beta.

Since Mint is free, and only takes a few minutes to setup, why not pass along a good financial tip?

Private Beta Feedback:

We’ve received nearly 3,000 emails in the past few weeks with product suggestions, bug reports, and requests. We read every single one of them, and I just want to say: Thank you; you’re helping make Mint better in a very real way.

While it may take us some time to add all the banks and credit unions requested, we’re working on it. Here are some user suggested features we will be rolling out in the next few months:

  • Transaction-level drill-down from the spending pie graph
  • Rename / nick-name an account
  • Exclude accounts (e.g. don’t show my business account, just my checking)
  • Support for student loans, mortgages, and brokerages.

Keep the suggestions coming!

Bloggers & Journalists:

Thank you for respecting our press embargo. The rules of TechCrunch 40 forbade advanced coverage – any leaks would have meant being kicked out of the conference entirely! You are now free to write what you like about Mint, good and bad, screen shots and all. You can find a company background, logos, and screenshots on our PR & Blogger Resources page.

Again, I want to thank every Mint beta user for taking the time to provide such tremendous feedback. I hope Mint continues to be a product you use in your daily life. On our side, we’ll do our best to help you “do more with your money.”

Aaron Patzer
Founder & CEO, Mint.com

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  1. Mark John
    907 days ago

    I to would love to see Mint in operation in the UK, but the point is that none of our archaic banking institutions (bar Nationwide I believe) allow financial applications like MS Money, Quicken or indeed Mint direct access to to thier systems to allow automated syncing of transactions that Mint requires.

    A few banks allow one-way downloads of statements (QIF, OFX etc), but you can’t import them into Mint in any case.

    There is simply no point in a Mint UK launch, because the UK banks will not sign up to it.

    • Nick
      787 days ago

      Not true. I’ve got access via Wesabe to this. OK, its one of mints rivals. Mint needs to catch up in the UK.

      What’s missing from the rivals is investment accounts to brokers in the UK

    • Kim
      719 days ago

      Lovemoney.com are getting in on the act too but it simply isn’t as good as mint. Please bring a UK version.

  2. Foomandoonian
    907 days ago

    Another UK potential user.

    I found this epic comment thread trying to figure out if Mint was available in the UK. I have to agree with Zach – two years worth of comments (and three in the last day!) might be telling you something.

  3. Alex
    906 days ago

    UK Version – Please!

  4. Alex
    906 days ago

    Forget my last comment:
    KUBLAX has come a LONG way in the last few months.

    You can keep yer Mint, US people!

  5. Jane
    904 days ago

    Hi

    I just want to add to the swell requesting Mint gets into the UK … although it seems evident that its not wholly Mint’s decision if the UK banks aren’t playing ball …

    However there are changes afoot here as Spanish Santander are in the process of taking over some of our high street banks … the Abbey and Alliance and Leicester to name but two … perhaps this is an opportunity that Mint can use to get into the market.

    In the meantime thanks Alex for the Kublax reference … will get on board with them for now.

    Regards

    Jane

  6. Denys
    900 days ago

    Yes, A UK version please!!

    Us tax payers are paying for there bailouts so they should be more willing to provide this kind of service, or at least allow integration.

    It seems to me they love people who are poor at managing there money as its a great earner for them in the from of unarranged overdraft fees etc so probably why they’re reluctant. I would happily pay a few quid a month for my banking if they would charge more reasonably or provide integration to mint or similar systems.

  7. Guy
    889 days ago

    U.K Uppage – beta tester RIGHT HERE!

    Peace

  8. andrew
    887 days ago

    UK Mint – I would sign up too

  9. Wes
    884 days ago

    Another vote for access to UK accounts.

    Can’t see the problem with the banks – Kublax is doing much the same thing, just no where near as well as Mint.com

    Make it happen!

  10. Andrew
    880 days ago

    Kublax and Mint both use Yodlee backend information. Once you use any of these services; your personal information is stored on USA based servers. Remember the US “Patriot” Act allows the US gov’t to do whatever it wants (more or less) if it wants to examine your personal information. Be careful who you trust with your personal information. UK banks are far more security conscious on the whole that US banks (I work in the industry both sides of pond). UK banks are very wary of opening any ports in their secured networks; particularly after heavy fines levied on HSBC and Nationwide.

  11. Mike
    866 days ago

    I think a UK version would benefit the UK consumer. May be one for the Banking Regulators to pick up on,

  12. Chris
    866 days ago

    Another UK Vote here!

  13. molakoe
    865 days ago

    Mint in the UK please :) It would be great for my freelance accounts!

  14. rianjdeus
    861 days ago

    UK version please

  15. Matthew
    861 days ago

    UK VERSON PLEASE, MINT IS WELL MINT

  16. BenBtg
    859 days ago

    Add me to the growing list of potential users who would love to have Mint available in the UK.
    I’m sure First Direct would be willing to sign up to this.

  17. collinsadrian
    829 days ago

    +1

  18. ash
    819 days ago

    FYI: Yodlee is available for most of the UK banks

  20. BCS
    804 days ago

    UK VERSION PRETTY PLEASE :-)

  21. Richard
    794 days ago

    Another UK advocate.

  22. Adam
    792 days ago

    If you launch a UK version (that works with both US and UK bank accounts), you’ve got another customer right here…

    Best,
    Adam

  23. SEO UK
    789 days ago

    I would also like to add my name to the ever-growing request for a UK version of Mint. It would be a resounding success!! Come on mint.com/uk !! :)

  24. David
    788 days ago

    I also want the UK version.

  25. mike
    783 days ago

    me too!!! UK version yes please!!

  26. Justin Mullen
    782 days ago

    uk version please – you HAVE to do it now

  27. Steve
    776 days ago

    As above
    I work mainly in the UK but also work with US and Euro
    UK version would be a god send.. PLEASE

  28. Michael
    776 days ago

    UK Please ;)

  29. Rob Malcolm
    771 days ago

    Another potential UK customer who can’t wait for MINT to arrive.

  30. Fed up UK banker
    769 days ago

    Still waiting for a UK version. Yodlee doesn’t cut it.

  31. James
    769 days ago

    Yes please, UK version so I can manage my accounts on both sides of the pond.

  32. mark
    768 days ago

    Make it happen, UK version please

  33. James
    768 days ago

    UK MINT, bring it on…

  34. Shug
    767 days ago

    UK version please!

  35. Siriquelle
    766 days ago

    UK Version of Mint is needed!

  36. sunny
    762 days ago

    We need a UK version, come on mint get your act together and supply the demand…..please

  37. rodread
    760 days ago

    yup me too
    UK all the way baby
    as you may or may not really say over there

  38. Alex
    758 days ago

    Can’t belive it’s been two years and I am still waiting for Mint UK…PLEASE?

  39. Billy
    758 days ago

    UK version please

  40. Paul
    758 days ago

    A UK version would be great!

    Thanks

  41. Jaya Gibson
    754 days ago

    UK version please

  42. Bryan
    750 days ago

    Please launch a UK version!

  43. Andy
    746 days ago

    I say UK OK

  44. Luke
    738 days ago

    UK, Internationl MINT please. unless anyone can suggest something…. better?

  45. tim
    735 days ago

    please can we get a uk version

  46. daulex
    732 days ago

    lol, almost 2 years of begging for a uk version. DUDES PLEASE.

  47. fred
    730 days ago

    Look can you just bring out UK version ASAP
    The program looks great and i want to use it but cant move to USA.

  48. Scott
    729 days ago

    UK version request here too please.

  49. Matt
    728 days ago

    Please bring out a UK version!

  50. alanf
    727 days ago

    UK version please

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