Mint is a user finance management program. I liked the budget control feature. It allows a person to control the income and expenses of program users. This function is able to determine the "extra costs" that can be reduced. This allows the user to control their expenses and save their budget. I also like that the program can synchronize with my bank account. The program is able to synchronize and also automatically display all movements on my bank card in the app. Moreover, the synchronization process does not take much time. This gives the Mint an advantage over other similar applications, in which users need to independently enter data on expenses and incomes. However, Mint sometimes has problems with synchronization and the data with the bank is not always coincide. And the last feature of the Mint, which I liked the most is the writing store Investment Tracking. This feature allows users to monitor the stock market and bonds. It also can tell where to invest money. Moreover, this function keeps records of data from other investors and allows an individual to see what is most popular for deposits. This feature will be useful for a novice investor or a person who just wants to increase his/her budget.
A modern user does not want to use different programs and wants one universal, which will help to manage his/her finances. Consequently, the most I do not like in Mint features is the absence of the “Bill Pay” feature. This feature is important because it allows users to quickly complete transactions. Also, this function allows a person to pay bills, displays information about the need to pay bills, including utility bills, debt repayment, etc. It is a significant disadvantage of this program and its features and gives a significant advantage to other similar programs.