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> Here’s how it works: first, the service prompts you to enter your bank login credentials... No.

• ComputerGuru 15y ago
  That's just stupid, read on. You don't give them this info, you give it to Yodlee, the same people behind Mint.
  • dhughes 15y ago
    Still. There's no way in hell I'm letting anyone have access to my bank info.
    • Confusion 15y ago
      That's because you're not in the uncomfortable, perhaps desperate, situation of needing a credit counselor. At some point, your bank info is, and should be, the least of your worries