Chris C says I've used Mint to track my finances for years based on many

recommendations you made on the podcast.

With the announcement that Mint will be migrating

to credit karma, I wonder if you have any recommendations

for alternatives or think it will be a solid replacement.

Thanks for all the knowledge and information you share weekly.

Thank you for your excellent question and for being a longtime listener, Chris.

I know many people have been disappointed by the news that meant will be discontinued in

2024. It was founded in 2006 as one of the first consumer financialregator Programs.

I used it for a while and recommended it to a whole lot of people over the years.

Today I'm going to cover what's happening to Mint and recommend 10 of the best free and paid personal finance tools and budgeting

apps you might consider.

Hey friends, welcome back to the Money Girl Podcast.

I'm Laura Adams, an award-winning author, money speaker, and financial

spokesperson who's been bringing you tips and weekly advice since 2008 with

over 41 million downloads. If you would like to leave a question like Chris did,

you can easily do that by calling 302

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I'd love to hear from you.

So what's going on with Mint?

Well, let's go back to the beginning.

Aaron Patzer founded Mint and the personal finance program became very popular in 2007 and

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