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As part of NACRA’s “Credit and Financial – Direction and Protection”, we recommend using a FREE money management software provided by Mint.com to help you manage your personal finances. By adding your bank, credit card and other accounts to Mint.com, you get a complete perspective of your finances in one, easy to use location. Planning your personal budget just got a lot easier.
Because Mint.com solves the long-standing problem of easy, automatic and online money management, NACRA recommends you take advantage of this FREE money management software, regardless of whether you become a member of NACRA today. No need to go find your credit card; Mint.com is FREE!
Why you’ll love Mint:
- It takes less than 5 minutes to set up Mint.com, it’s easy to use and secure. Our average user finds over $1,000 in savings on their first visit! Sign up today and start saving now!
- Put your personal finances on autopilot
Mint connects to over 5,000 US banks and credit unions, credit card, brokerage, and mutual fund companies to keep your transactions and account balances automatically up-to-date. Set it up once and you’re done.
- Wondering where it all goes?
Curious about how much you spend on gas? Clothes? Dining out? Want to know at what retailers you spend the most money? Our patent-pending auto-categorization and intelligent naming figures it all out for you and even shows your spending trends over time.
- Mint looks out for you
Mint.com alerts you by e-mail or text message as soon as something out of the ordinary takes place. Get notifications about fees and finance charges, upcoming bills, low balances and much more so you are always in touch with your finances.
- You can save money instantly
Within minutes of adding an account to Mint, you’ll find ways to save. We compare your spending with the offerings of hundreds of providers to find save you real money every month. The average user finds $1,000 in savings on their first visit.
- Mint provides bank level data security and anonymity
Mint does not store your usernames, passwords or account numbers, nor does Mint require any personally identifying information.
