I use mint even now. I'm generally technically paranoid, and have just concluded mint is not actually that risky. Here's why: 1. Most banking companies seem to

I use mint even now. I'm generally technically paranoid, and have just concluded mint is not actually that risky. Here's why: 1. Most banking companies seem to have a much better security landscape than other places, including tracking where you're logging in from. Even with a password it won't be easy for a hacker to do stuff with my accounts. Almost any change or transaction triggers an email and sms alert too. 2. The main bank I have my money in, doesn't let you do transactions larger than 2000 in a day online, and even that is insured against fraud. 3. For credit card accounts, I have noticed that you actually can't do much with just an online account, except to pay the bill. 4. Mint is owned by Intuit and they know my tax details, most of which are far more important and guard-worthy anyways. 5. Also till now I've been a fairly poor guy with not much in my bank accounts. So I didn't worry too much about losing my cash since I didn't have much. If you have a lot of it, perhaps you need to be careful with such services.