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FinWise vs Mint
Mint closed in March 2024, and Intuit moved its users to Credit Karma. If you are looking for somewhere to track your budget and net worth again, here is what FinWise offers.
At a glance.
| FinWise | Mint | |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | Available on the web, iPhone and Android. | Closed in March 2024. |
| Price | $8.99 a month or $89.99 a year. R79.99 a month or R799.99 a year in South Africa. | Was free, with ads. |
| Budgeting | Budgets per category, with rollover and your own start day. You can switch budgeting off. | Was budgets per category. |
FinWise wrote this comparison. Mint details checked on 3 November 2026, from CNBC on Mint closing. Prices and features change, so please confirm with them.
Which suits you?
FinWise, if
- You miss having your accounts, budgets and net worth in one place.
- You want an app paid for by subscriptions, with no ads.
- You keep money in several currencies.
Mint, if
- You mainly want credit scores and a free service. Credit Karma is where Mint users were moved.
Moving on from Mint.
If you kept a CSV export of your Mint data, you can bring that history with you.
- 1Start your FinWise trialTry FinWise free for 14 days. A payment method is needed to start.
- 2Connect your accountsLink your banks so new transactions sync, or add accounts manually.
- 3Import your historyUpload your CSV file, then check how your categories have mapped across.
Common questions.
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