I remember my job at Fidelity back in the late 90’s. We were cooking up this revolutionary new way for people to trade…online. It was back in the day when you sometimes paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for a url and every website had a little worker guy image on it because it was [...]
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Intuit proves personal finance innovation is Mint
Originally posted on the Currensee blog on Sept 15, 2009.
Last week, TechCrunch reported that Intuit will acquire the free online personal finance service, Mint, for around $170 million. The deal, which should be announced in the next few days, puts Mint in a new league. As TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington described it, “This is a terrific [...]
