The Mint.com personal finance service that took the webs by storm is being picked up by online rival Intuit.  Techcrunch is reporting the price to be $170 Million.
I can only imagine that Intuit will be melting the Mint service into it’s line of Quicken software.  Maybe making it an advanced version of the Quicken online [...]

It would appear that the saga is far from over.  (If you want the full story, you can read part 1 of My Wife Quit Her Job) Just when you think you can’t handle any more of a challenge, a little more gets thrown on top.  Obviously, God knows we can handle more.
Since my wife [...]

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