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0	Who Really Uses Mint.com (And Other Banking 2.0) Services Anyway? Given the U.S. economic crisis, people are looking for new and better ways to get a handle on their personal finances. We recently profiled 10 money... Source: readwriteweb.com Date: Oct 9, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
0	Manage your CCs with BillShrink California-based BillShrink, is a free personalized saving service for everyday services like wireless and CC (credit cards). BillShrink simplifies... Source: startupmeme.com Date: Sep 19, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
0	BillShrink Wants to Help You Manage Your Credit Cards BillShrink wants to be more than just another Mint or LowerMyBills, but it isn’t clear that they have succeeded. While taking a first look at this... Source: mashable.com Date: Sep 18, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
0	Banking 2.0: Money Management Moves To the Cloud There was a time when managing finances from your computer meant you had to use desktop software. Today, that's no longer the case. There are now a... Source: readwriteweb.com Date: Sep 17, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
2	One year after Mint wins TechCrunch40, Green Sherpa enters the personal finance fray Ever since Mint came around, scored last year’s TechCrunch40 prize and totally pushed competitor, Wesabe, aside, new contenders in the market for... Source: venturebeat.com Date: Sep 8, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
0	Office 2.0 Day 1 Recap I'm at the Office 2.0 conference in San Francisco, where day 1 has just concluded. As with all conferences, the most valuable parts have been the... Source: readwriteweb.com Date: Sep 4, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
0	Money 2.0 Panel I’ve just finished moderating the Money 2.0 panel at the Office 2.0 conference. We were a little time-compressed as the previous session had run late.... Source: diversity.net.nz (Company Blog) Date: Sep 4, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
0	Online Accounting: State of the Market Accounting software for small business and personal use is increasingly moving from the desktop to online. However, compared to other office software,... Source: readwriteweb.com Date: Aug 25, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
0	The New Mint.com Launches: Site Redesigned, But Still No Data Upload When Mint.com launched, they were taking a big risk - would people trust a web app to manage their finances online? Web 2.0 apps don't necessarily... Source: readwriteweb.com Date: Aug 18, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
0	25+ Tools For Accounting and Budgeting There are a growing number of online services dedicated to helping users manage their finances. There are many benefits to using these accounting... Source: mashable.com Date: Aug 14, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
2	Status Microblogging for Dollars Wesabe is an odd but suprisingly comprehensive and Web 2.0-friendly money management service in the same vein as Mint. It’s of an odd but growing... Source: mashable.com Date: Aug 5, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
9	Yodlee takes large financing — could spell trouble for Mint Yodlee, an online finance web platform that directly serves banks and other financial institutions, has raised a large round of $35 million, led by... Source: venturebeat.com Date: Jun 4, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
4	Strands Absorbs Another Personal Finance Company Strands has made a second recruitment in its effort to develop a Mint competitor called moneyStrands that leverages the same recommendation engine... Source: techcrunch.com Date: May 15, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
6	Strands Acquires Expensr, Launches moneyStrands In the first real sign that recommendation engine Strands (formally MyStrands) is branching out from mobile and music, the company has announced the... Source: readwriteweb.com Date: Apr 29, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0
5	Personal finance site Mint raises another round, facing crowded, emerging market Mint, a web site that lets you see your financial activity from across your bank accounts (our coverage), has raised $12.1 million from Benchmark... Source: venturebeat.com Date: Mar 5, 2008 Submitted by: TradeVibes Comments: 0