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Mint Users Must Prepare For App Shutdown On March 23

Transition from Mint to Credit Karma or explore new budgeting tools.

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Mint users will have to say goodbye to the popular budgeting app on March 23. You'll have to option to move to Credit Karma, another one of Intuit's personal finance platforms, or you can try out a new budgeting tool.

If you decide to transition to Credit Karma, keep in mind you won't have access to the same budgeting features as Mint. Credit Karma does let you view your transaction and spending history, though.

To stay on top of your finances, financial experts recommend three things to do before the app goes away to make your transition to a new app as smooth as possible.

The first thing Mint users should do to prepare for the Mint closure is download their data. Mint lets you download your transaction history into a CSV file. You can sign in online and click on the 'Transaction' tab to export all your transactions as a spreadsheet.

If you want to try out an alternative budgeting app to Mint, many options allow you to import your CSV file and incorporate your previous history into the new app.

When looking for new budgeting tools, consider which Mint features helped you manage your money best. Look for budgeting tools that align with your preferred budgeting strategies.

Financial experts suggest testing alternative budgeting apps through free versions before committing to an annual subscription. Many budgeting apps offer free plans or trials so you can see if the app is a good match for your needs.

Keep in mind that free budgeting apps may have limited features, such as manual data tracking or tiered subscription systems. Test a budgeting tool for at least a month to determine if it suits your requirements.

Building a budget is essential for financial organization. Top budgeting apps like Rocket Money and Simplifi by Quicken can help you track your monthly spending and manage your finances effectively.

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