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Written by: RJ
Intuit is sunsetting Mint on 1/1/24. Mint users can join Credit Karma, another Intuit product that does mostly the same thing. The press release does mention that the cash flow management features of Mint will be coming to Credit Karma.
We are reimagining Mint as part of Intuit Credit Karma, expanding our collective capabilities to deliver upon our mission of championing financial progress for all. Mint is going away, and we have phased communications and user migration by design so the product team can ensure a smooth transition for Minters who decide to onboard to Credit Karma. Doing an intentional and phased rollout ensures Minters have an optimal experience when moving to Credit Karma
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I have accounts with both apps. I liked Mint for tracking 5/24 status. I used Credit Karma to check for targeted offers. It’d be nice if Intuit could migrate users data to CK if they wanted to.
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