Formerly Free Mint QuickView Financial App For Mac Is Now Five Bucks

Cult of Mac
By Rob LeFebvreSep 17, 2012, 6:54 pm178 pts
Time to charge a little more than Free. Mint.com, the slick and extremely useful financial tracking website, also has iOS and OS X apps to natively keep an eye on your finances. The Mac app came out in early July of this year, and was updated to version 2.0 at the end of August. Today, however, it has gone…

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