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Mint is gone. The CSV you saved still works.

There is nothing left to export from Mint: the site now says "Mint has been reimagined on Credit Karma", and we could not find a transaction export in Credit Karma's help pages. What most people do have is the transactions.csv Intuit told everyone to download before the shutdown. Budgetfold reads that file directly.

Importer for Mint's transactions.csv (Date, Description, Original Description, Amount, Transaction Type, Category, Account Name). Mint status checked on mint.intuit.com, 9 September 2026.

How to move your Mint data

  1. Find the transactions.csv you downloaded from Mint before March 2024 (search your Downloads, Drive or email; many people saved it to Google Drive).
  2. If you never downloaded it, there is no way to get it now. Export from wherever your money went since: Monarch, YNAB, Rocket Money, or your bank's CSV, OFX or QFX statement download.
  3. In Budgetfold: Import → upload the file. Debits become spending, credits become inflows, Mint categories become Budgetfold categories, account names become accounts.
  4. Press Find recurring charges on Bills & subscriptions to rebuild your subscription list from the history.
Start free and import

Free plan: this month's budget, 2 accounts, 100 transactions, 3 tracked subscriptions, one person, 10 AI assists a month. If your import is bigger than the free plan, you get a one-time offer at that moment: $10 off the first year of Plus ($29), good for 30 days.

What carries over

From MintInto Budgetfold
Transactionsyes: date, description, amount, category, account
Accountsyes, one per Mint account name
Categoriesyes, Mint's names as they were
Budgetsno. Mint's CSV had no budget amounts; assign this month in Budgetfold
Goalsno
Recurring billsnot as a list; press Find recurring charges after the import and Budgetfold proposes them from the history
NotesMint's file carried none; the original description is kept as the memo

Price and plan comparison

Mint was free and paid for itself with offers and a credit-score upsell. Budgetfold is $39 a year, or free for the current month, and has neither. Credit Karma, where Intuit moved Mint's features, is free; check its site for what it offers today, since we only verified that Mint itself no longer exists.

After the import

Your transactions land in the register with their accounts and categories. Open the current month, move Ready to assign into categories until it reads zero, and the envelopes start working from today. Press Find recurring charges on Bills & subscriptions and Budgetfold proposes your subscriptions from the history, with renewal dates and yearly cost. Everything you import can be exported again as a zip of CSVs at any time, on every plan.

Mint is a trademark of its owner. Budgetfold is not affiliated with it. Export steps were checked on the date in the guide and may change; tell us at support+budgetfold@9gg.app if they have. General information, not financial advice.

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