Huh, that's cool. I would've fully expected Intuit to sell user data. It's not so much that the recommendation aren't relevant (they are actually incredibly re

Huh, that's cool. I would've fully expected Intuit to sell user data. It's not so much that the recommendation aren't relevant (they are actually incredibly relevant; I found the cashback estimator for a given credit card based upon my actual transaction history to be very useful), but rather some of the products are just outrageously awful. (quick side note: I just checked my Mint recommendation and I'm going to recant what I said about a "significant portion" of my recommendations being awful; there's just one awful product). That one awful product is "WebsterOne® Relationship Checking". That account has a ~$15/month account fee (waived if you keep a $4,000 average balance).