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Mint, the personal financial management tool that inspired copy-cat entrepreneurs around the world, updated its mobile app Monday to include Trends, a feature that lets people view transaction data by category, merchant, account, date or tags.
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Microsoft's new operating system and tablet officially launches today. ING Direct in Canada already has a tablet and desktop banking app for Windows 8; Bank of America and USAA are developing them.
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Kony and Harland Financial Services are among the early fintech leaders throwing their support to Microsoft's new operating system.
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Mint, a personal financial management tool from Intuit that inspired entrepreneur copycats worldwide, announced Wednesday an app for the Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8 operating systems.
An interesting feature for both OSs is they let Mint (and other companies) stream data to users' start screens. The Mint information appearing to users relates to financial accounts as well as bill reminders and money advice. Banks, meanwhile, have been exploring ways to let people check their account balances without logging in.
Mint counts more than 13 million users and competes with many newer PFM companies, like Check.
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Banks with Windows 8 apps remain in the minority. However, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase have made apps available for the operating system.
