Mint Budgeting App to Shut Down, Users Seek Alternatives

As Mint prepares to close its doors on March 23, 2024, users are exploring various budgeting apps to replace the popular financial tool.

Mint, a widely used budgeting app, is set to shut down on March 23, 2024, leaving users to find alternative budgeting solutions.
Intuit, the owner of Mint, recommends Credit Karma as an alternative, though it lacks Mint's budgeting features.
Several budgeting apps are highlighted as potential replacements, including Honeydue, Monarch Money, and Rocket Money, each offering unique features to cater to different financial needs.
Special offers and discounts are available for new customers of some alternative apps, like Quicken Simplifi and YNAB, providing incentives for users to switch.
Despite the closure of Mint, a variety of budgeting apps are available to help users manage their finances, from free options like Zeta to subscription-based services like PocketGuard.