[pzxc]

It's awesome but it has stagnated and slowly started to go downhill since Intuit (the Quicken/Turbotax company) bought it. First there were no updates for a long time, and recently they FINALLY started changing things a little bit here and there.... those changes being more overt advertising, that is. :(

I wish the mint folks had never sold out. But you can't change the past, so now I just hope Intuit doesn't ruin it before the next personal finance tracking startup comes along to kick mint's ass so I have a replacement.

[smartician]

I've been using Mint.com since 2008, and just the other day I contemplated how astonishingly little it has changed since then. The "Investments" section is still as unusable as it was back then (personalcapital.com is running laps around it). I think the homepage/log in screen was redesigned, and as you said, more overt advertising was added. Maybe there were some backend changes, but as a customer, the lack of progress is staggering.