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Mint was originally built on the back of Yodlee.com which is something I had a small part in building. I was gone before that deal was.. minted, so I have no id
by uberduper 3y ago
Mint was originally built on the back of Yodlee.com which is something I had a small part in building. I was gone before that deal was.. minted, so I have no idea what the terms were like. My options ended up being worth like $15 and Mint got bought by Intuit, so I'm guessing not great for yodlee.
AFAIK they only used yodlee for the first couple years until they were able to secure their own connections to financial institutions.
Makes me a little sad thinking about how long I've been at this now..
- beembeem 3y agoAs someone who was in the trenches on this - what were/are your thoughts on putting all your financial passwords in one place?
- uberduper 3y agoI do it today with 1password. I did it back then with yodlee and mint. I've always avoided including any email, phone or utilities account creds since these are, unfortunately, ways financial companies frequently use to authenticate you or authorize changes. I didn't want to be locked out of them in the event my bank or trade accounts got taken over.