Mint.com - Optionshouse, Think or Swim etc show up

Written on April 11, 2008 by OptionsRopeaDope

If you haven’t tried Mint.com give it a shot - it allows you to get a single snap shot of your balances and debts across multiple accounts. It even gets some obscure ones, like 401k balances in many 401k programs.

In the last few days, balances for both Think or Swim and Optionshouse show up… sweet!

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    Comment by Bob
    2008-09-19 08:36:28

    Another great site that is similar to Mint.com but actually even better since it allows you to attach nearly every type of account is www.yodlee.com (Yodlee MoneyCenter).

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