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keep getting this message for Citibank checking & saving.

Your bank has updated its Terms & Conditions

But I don't see any new terms or conditions at citibank.

Mint "supports" my Chase credit card, but it only gets the balance and credit limit, not any information on the interest rate or -- much more importantly -- the list of transactions. If Mint only shows me the current balance, it isn't effectively tracking my spending or helping me budget.

This is happening in different accounts, such as checking and credit cards. One transaction will be repeated as many as 20(!) times.

The account balances are right, but the spending totals and trends are all out of whack.

I would think that if you can find my ING account, I'd be able to list my sharebuilder account too. Is that not possible? Will it be in the future?

I shop at Costco. My purchases from Costco show up as "Costco Whse". Gasoline purchased from Costco shows up as "Costco Gas". Very simple. Mint, however, shows them both as "Costco" and so any rules that I apply about changing the category apply to both.

I tried renaming one to "Costco Gas" manually and then changing the category to Fuel. That worked until I logged out. The next time I logged in, all of the Costco transactions showed up as "Costco Gas" and they were all categorized as Fuel. Why is it so difficult for Mint to differentiate between these? Why does it mess with things I've done manually? Renaming one transaction shouldn't rename any others if I do not check the box on the rename screen. They are totally different kinds of purchases, so lumping them together effectively kills the purpose of using Mint to analyze expenses at all.

Here's the error I get.

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