Arguably starting with Mint.com in 2006, regular people, the kind who don't have the time or desire to log each and every expense into a complex Excel spreadsheet, got a way to see where their money was really going. This was a huge step. Suddenly people could take control, make a choice to change course if they found their spending didn't reflect what was important to them or if they wanted to save for retirement, a house or a vacation.
Arguably starting with Mint.com in 2006, regular people, the kind who don't have the time or desire to log each and every expense into a complex Excel spreadsheet, got a way to see where their money was really going. This was a huge step. Suddenly people could take control, make a choice to change course if they found their spending didn't reflect what was important to them or if they wanted to save for retirement, a house or a vacation.
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