Does your credit union support mint.com?

[SallyJ]

I used mint.com many years ago and then moved away from it.  I've seen others on here using mint.com so I reactivitated and added info.  However my FCU isn't supporting mint.com and since it's my primary bank it's a problem.  The credit union doesn't plan to support mint.com, I've already made the request.

I'm considering changing my primary bank but I like using a credit union. Does your credit union support mint.com? 

[countthestars]

Strange! Both of my CU (checking and mortgage) support mint.com. I would be really bummed if they didn't.

[huskymom]

It pulls in our savings accts but not our mortgage. Makes my net worth look great though!

[carriebear822]

No, and just like you, our CU isn't planning on allowing mint.com to access the information.

[savan]

Yes but it's only been in the past 2 years. The first time I tried to use mint it wasn't supported and that made mint worthless to me.

[SallyJ]

Good to know that at least some CU's support mint.com. I was worried it was all of them. I need to have one place to manage everything, including my primary checking where my paychecks are deposited. Ugh, annoying.

My FCU told me they couldn't support or recommend it because mint.com access their servers but won't guarantee liability for compromising their system. I told them I would likely be switching primary banks since in order for mint.com to access the system I have to enter my account information - i.e. it's no different than me accessing their site directly.

[sillygoosegirl]

One works great with Mint. The other used to work, but now only connects if I go in and prove that I'm not a robot, which is annoying. I'm thinking about closing that other credit union account because of it. Also, they don't have a branch in my state, and I am out of checks, so it's not really a great place to be banking anyhow...

The one thing that makes me hessitate is that that was our only card that worked in China. I have no idea why that bank is more compatible with Chinese ATMs, but all our other plastic completely failed us and it was kind of scary. (This wasn't a matter of our cards being deactivated because we were overseas--that happened also and was relatively easy to deal with--Chinese ATMs take 6 digit PINs and our card for this one credit union was the only one that was able to eventually convince an ATM to do a 4 digit PIN... Though we also had to walk all over town before we found an ATM that was compatible with any of our cards...)

[Deleted]

No. I don't plan on switching institutions over it, either. I left once and will never ever stray again.

[Susie]

Yes, mine does, although there have been a few glitches here and there, and a number of people I've talked to there don't seem familiar w/ mint. I'm kind of meh on my FCU so if they stopped supporting mint I might switch.

[biogirl21]

Mine does but it seems to only update the accounts once a week. Doesn't bother me since it's not our primary bank but still kind of a pain.

[hurricanedrunk]

Mine does which is good since most of our accounts are with them. There were some problems awhile back with updates but it was because the credit union was updating their website.

[RandZB]

Yes. I'm with Georgia's Own Credit Union. I also just reactivated my Mint account, and I had to contact their customer service because my account wasn't syncing. It is working now though.

[goaskalice]

My primary credit union does. Though, I have a credit card from a CU back home that doesn't show up on mint.

[Roc A Bee]

Yes mine does.

[phunluvin82]

Mine does too. Haven't had any issues.

[Deleted]

Yes. Both of them.