What should really scare Quicken is that I could actually see paying $5-$10/mo t...

		angstrom on Feb 20, 2009 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Intuit tries to call Mint's bluff? Is this normal? What should really scare Quicken is that I could actually see paying $5-$10/mo to use Mint. With 17 accounts and over a year's worth of data I've found it more convenient to use than any Quicken solution. I could never get all my accounts to sync in any of Quicken's products.