Intuit tries to call Mint's bluff? Is this normal?

Re:Intuit tries to call Mint's bluff? Is this normal? by ars on Friday February 20, 2009 @02:14AM (#488442)

Why use mint? Why not register with yodlee directly?

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Re:Intuit tries to call Mint's bluff? Is this normal? by madh on Friday February 20, 2009 @02:42AM (#488460)

Mint is lightweight and has a nicer UI, but Yodlee has more features and can track more types of accounts. I have both set up and find myself using Mint more often.

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Re:Intuit tries to call Mint's bluff? Is this normal? by anthropocentric on Saturday February 21, 2009 @12:49AM (#489687)

Yodlee powers Mint, many online banking sites, etc. Mint is an advanced skin on-top of Yodlee. Yodlee is not a consumer brand.

Quicken online is really, really bad. They should have acquired Mint at least 12 months ago.

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Re:Intuit tries to call Mint's bluff? Is this normal? by SwellJoe on Friday February 20, 2009 @04:27PM (#489275)

Because I've never heard of Yodlee. I assume most folks haven't either...Mint isn't exactly a household name, but they've obviously done a better job marketing themselves to consumers than Yodlee.

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Re:Intuit tries to call Mint's bluff? Is this normal? by atish on Friday February 20, 2009 @02:40AM (#488456)

Better interface.

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