Fingro vs Mint
Mint was America's most popular free budgeting app — until it shut down in January 2024. Here's how Fingro picks up where Mint left off.
When to look elsewhere
If you need only simple budgeting on a tight budget, consider free alternatives like Credit Karma or basic budgeting apps. Fingro is a premium wealth management platform and may be more than you need for basic expense tracking.
Best for
Simple budgeting, basic expense tracking, individuals on a tight budget.
When to choose Fingro
If you've outgrown basic budgeting and want AI-powered wealth management, business entity support, tax intelligence, and CPA collaboration, Fingro is the platform. It's the upgrade Mint users wished Mint had become.
Best for
Business owners, complex finances, tax planning, CPA collaboration, wealth management.
Common Questions
Mint was shut down by Intuit in January 2024 after being the most popular free budgeting app in America for over a decade. Users were migrated to Credit Karma. Many former Mint users are now looking for alternatives that go beyond basic budgeting.
If you had simple budgeting needs, Fingro may be more than you need. But if you've outgrown basic budgeting and want AI intelligence, tax planning, and CPA collaboration, Fingro is the upgrade Mint users wish Mint had become.
No. Fingro is a premium platform starting at $49.99/mo. Unlike Mint, Fingro is not ad-supported and never monetizes your financial data. You get AI-powered wealth management, business entity support, tax intelligence, and CPA collaboration — capabilities Mint never offered.