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In response to "not only did Intuit buy mint.com, they put its creator in charge of all Quicken products, online and off. -- nm" by znufrii

I haven't used mint much lately (which is bad) but it has potential.

Posted by ty97 Nov 18 '09, 07:40

Thing #1 it needs to do: Allow full customization of budgeting. Let me define top level roll-up categories in addition to the lower categories that I can already define. If I want gum, lube, and chicken to all roll up to Saturday Night Entertainment, so be it. Let me choose.

thing #2 it needs to do: Stop effing up with pulling Citicards data.

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I wouldn't define it exactly that way (though your way is hilarious), but I do want that customization. Sounds like Quicken for me. -- nm - TFox Nov 18, 07:49 1
- If I were still a Windows users (on my personal computer) then I would still be using Quicken - ty97 Nov 18, 07:51
I like it, it's just annoying as heck to use with IE 6, which my employer still hasn't gotten around to upgrading. -- nm - znufrii Nov 18, 07:44

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I haven't used mint much lately (which is bad) but it has potential.

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