On this episode of the “The 8BIT Podcast“, we hang out with Barb Chang, the product manager with Intuit. We talk about Mint.com. What it is, where it originated, and what plans they have for the product’s future.
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Episode: 018 – Barb Chang for Mint.com
Today we talk with Barb Chang, product manager for Intuit, about their incredible online financial software, Mint.com. She gives us some insight into how the product was created, and what future features we can expect.
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Thanks John.
Question for Barb:
I’ve been budgeting since my wee days and I’ve built my own budgeting system (yah for PHP/MySQL skills), However I’ve been curious about mint. The one thing I can’t seem to figure out with your budgeting system is if it allows you to break a purchase down into separate categories. for instance a trip to Walmart includes, food, sundries and whatever other category. Is that possible with Mint?
Thanks for your time,
Christian