Intuit Quicken the company behind the management of financial applications, has purchased Mint.com, Web-based personal finance tracker, for 170 million dollars. Quicken has a web version that plugs into your desktop software, and mint apparently will not replace it. Meanwhile, Intuit has no plans to change the operation of the Currency and CEO of Mint joins the company to manage their online operations.
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That is not enough to reassure some users of Mint, however, fled the site in fear of the user experience terrible Intuit and the propensity to customers for fresh milk.
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