I saw this article on TechCrunch today, and thought I'd better post the video here so I can find it again. I use Mint to manage my personal finances now, after a couple years of using Quicken. It doesn't have all the features Quicken has, but it has everything you need. At least if you plan to eyeball your finances and not wring them for every last traumatized penny.
As testament to the company's success, Mint was just bought by Intuit (the makers of Quicken) for $170 million. Not bad. If you're like me and have considered throwing your hat in the ring with a start-up idea, this video will certainly be a great reference.
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