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Mint supports many financial institutions that require answers to security questions at login.

Popular supported banks:

Ally Bank
American Education Services Student Loan
BB&T - Shareholder Services
Capital Savings One Products
Emigrant Direct
Sallie Mae - Loan
U.S. Bank (includes credit cards)

All others:

1st Bank
1st Bank - Loan
Air Academy Federal Credit Union
Air Academy Federal Credit Union - Loan
Arapahoe Credit Union
Banana Republic Credit Card
Belk Credit Card
BESTSOURCE Credit Union
Black Hills Federal Credit Union
Boulder Valley Credit Union
Brooks Brothers - Credit Card
CAHP Credit Union
Cal Poly Federal Credit Union
Campus Federal Credit Union
Capital Credit Union
Capital Credit Union (ND)
Chartway Federal Credit Union
Chetco Federal Credit Union
Citibusiness Bank (BETA)
Citizens First Credit Union
City CU
Colonial Bank
Commerce Bank (PA)
Commerce Online
Commerce Online - Loan
Commerce Online - Loan ( older MultiBank )
Community Financial Credit Union
Cooperative Center FCU
Credit Union of Denver
CSFB - Private Client Services
Diamond Credit Union
Dollar Savings Direct
Dominion Shareholder Services
Dover Federal Credit Union
Dow Louisiana Federal Credit Union
Duke Energy Shareholder Services
DuPont Goodrich FCU
DVA FCU
Eagle FCU
Eagle Legacy Credit Union
EdFinancial Student Loan Services
Electrus Federal Credit Union
EverBank
Farmers Insurance Group FCU - Loan
Farmers Insurance Group Federal Credit Union
First National Bank (KS)
First National Bank of Colorado
First National Bank of Omaha
First National Bank Southwest
Fred Meyer Employees Federal Credit Union
Gap.com Credit Card
GE Elfun MasterCard
GE Money Platinum Mastercard
Glass City FCU
Great Wisconsin Credit Union
Greater Cincinnati Credit Union
Greater Nevada Credit Union
Gulf Coast Educators Federal CU
Halliburton Employees FCU - Loan
Halliburton Employees Federal Credit Union
Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union
Indiana University CU
Iowa Student Loan
JCPenney Credit Card
JSC FCU
Kane County Teachers CU
Lane Bryant - Credit Card
Liberty First Credit Union
Lord & Taylor
Lowe's Credit Card
Members Federal Credit Union
Men's Wearhouse - Credit Card
Mervyns Card
MilePost Credit Union
National City - Shareholder Services Group
National City Card Services Online
Northwest Federal Credit Union
Oldnavy.com Credit Card
Oregon Community Credit Union
OSU Federal Credit Union
Pacific Service Credit Union
Pentagon FCU Credit Card
Pentagon Federal Credit Union
Pentagon Federal Credit Union - Loans
Pentagon Federal Credit Union - Mortgage
PHEAA
Procter & Gamble Shareholder Services
RBC Financial Group (Canada)
RTN Federal Credit Union
SAMS CLUB Discover
SAMS Club Online Credit Center
San Diego County Credit Union
Security Service Federal Credit Union
SELCO Community CU
Suffolk Federal Credit Union
SummitOne Credit Union
TD Bank - Credit Card
UHEAA OneLINK Student Loan
Union Colony Bank
ValleyStone Credit Union
Vons Credit Union
Wal-Mart - Credit Card
Walt Disney Shareholder Services
Washington County Bank - Personal
Webster Five Cents Savings Bank
Woodforest National Bank
York State Bank

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Click here to get started adding Mint to My Yahoo.

Note: Mint at My Yahoo is a read-only application and you cannot edit any of the information in it.

Right now Mint doesn’t include tax filing features, although Mint can help you find deductions and can export to a spreadsheet for estimating taxes:

http://www.mint.com/solutions/taxes/

Also, we partner with Tax Act for very easy filing. If you used Mint for 2008, you can easily use your transaction data to file with Tax Act.

Yes! Here’s how:

1. Log in to Mint.
2. At the very top of the page, click Your Accounts.
3. Move your pointer over the account for which you’d like to edit the name, until you see the Edit Details link appear.
4. Click Edit Details.
5. Under "Name," type a new name for your account.

Note: This won't change the name of the bank or financial institution.

Yes! Here’s how:

1. Log in to Mint.
2. At the very top of the page, click Your Accounts.
3. Move your pointer over the account for which you’d like to edit the name, until you see the Edit Details link appear.
4. Click Edit Details.
5. Under "Name," type a new name for your account. Note: This does NOT change the name of the bank or financial institution.

Yes! Here’s how:

1. Log in to Mint.
2. At the very top of the page, click Your Accounts.
3. Move your pointer over the account for which you’d like to edit the name, until you see the Edit Details link appear.
4. Click Edit Details.
5. Under "Name," type a new name for your account. Note: This does NOT change the name of the bank or financial institution.

We’re at work fixing this duplicate account issue. When it’s fixed, we’ll let you know here.

For now, we recommend hiding any duplicate accounts. Here’s how:

1. Click Your Accounts at the very top of the page.
2. In the new window, from the toolbar along the top, click Hide.
3. "Hide Accounts and Tags" opens. Choose which account(s) you wish to "Hide from" “all of Mint.”
4. Click Close.

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