Hello, Wineabbers. My name is Jesse Meekham with another episode of the

Wineab podcast where we help you spend, save, and give joyfully, without guilt or second guessing but the objective is changing

behavior better decisions a different future regardless of the past whatever that may have been and this is a bit

of a special episode because this is time sensitive I found out from a buddy that sent me a text of a screenshot of an article

that into it is rolling up mint, which has been since, gosh, 2008, a leading personal finance application.

And they came on by storm and then into it bought them a couple years later, I think.

And then it just kind of sat and that was that.

And we just kind of, you know, I watched him come, well capitalized, well executed, I mean good on

every front in my opinion.

And then I watched him just kind of sit.

So the thought was that Intuit bought this consumer platform because then they could

upsell you know turbo tax services into it and I don't know what kind of market

penetration Int it enjoys with

TurboTax in the United States. You know I don't know if they're like hey man

there's still so much here to grab or like it was a new generation of

customers or whatever but that was the case so it was just announced that

Intuit is shutting down mint at the end of the year and they're rolling everyone

into credit karma which is I had forgotten this but into it also had bought them.

I think it was like in I mean for a lot I don't know what the price tag was but I feel like it was it was so

Shockingly high not shocking like it was a bad decision decision but just like wow that is a lot of money

that kind of shockingly. Anyway so what we're seeing now is people that are saying

where's my mint and it's not going to be there and they're looking to

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