In September 2009, Intuit purchased personal financial software giant mint.com. Intuit Vice-President and Mint founder Aaron Patzer unveiled the impact of this acquisition in a recent Business Week article dated January 8th, 2010. Most noteworthy is Intuit's plan to discontinue Quicken Online sometime between April and June, 2010. Intuit plans to transition all Quicken users over to mint.com, while preserving their historical financial data. Additionally, Patzer indicates that Intuit will continue to support PC and Mac based Quicken desktop for "perhaps" another five years and that within two years the software code between mint.com and Quicken for desktop will be combined.

 Mint.com is purely user driven and works independent of STAR Community Credit Union.  Click mint.com to learn more about this personal financial software.