I feel it necessary to shill for Mint for a bit… and no, this is not a paid post…
Mint.com is a financial website in the vein of Quicken Online or Yodlee which allows you to aggregate the information from the vast majority of your financial accounts in one place. I’ve been using Mint for 13 months now, and have seen a number of the improvements to the service in that time. As an aggregator, Mint is very good at what it does. Going beyond a financial snapshot, Mint even has some analytical features that I find useful. I’ll take a look at some of the good features and caveats in this article.
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