Mint is a free budgeting and money management tool that helps you track your spending, create budgets, and save money.
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Start Free Scan âClick 'Accounts' in the upper right corner.
Select the 'Settings' tab.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click 'Delete Your Mint Account'.
Click 'YES, delete my Mint account'.
Click 'Accounts' in the upper right, then select the 'Settings' tab. Scroll to the bottom and click 'Delete Your Mint Account' and finally 'YES, delete my Mint account'.
Follow the steps outlined above.
All of your data will be permanently deleted.
Mint states a data retention period of 7 years after account deletion. Back-ups and statutory records can fall outside that figure, so request written confirmation from support if you need certainty.
The stated recovery window is 30 days. Once that passes the deletion is permanent and the account cannot be restored.
Deleting your account means: All data will be permanently deleted. Export or download anything you want to keep before you begin â it is normally not recoverable afterwards.
Have the following ready: password. Having it to hand avoids getting part-way through the flow and having to start again.
Mint is recorded as GDPR compliant and recorded as CCPA compliant. If you are in the EU or California you can also file a formal erasure request under GDPR Article 17 or the CCPA â that route creates a record you can follow up on, separately from the in-product delete flow.
Common alternatives include YNAB, EveryDollar, PocketGuard. If you are switching because of how Mint handles your data, check the replacement's retention and deletion policy before you migrate.
Closing your Mint account does not remove the copies that data brokers and people-search sites still hold. Compare every free data broker removal option →
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