Inside Mint's renewed push into personal finance with Intuit's Varun Krishna

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I’m Tearsheet’s editor in chief, Zack Miller. As a pioneer in personal financial management, Mint was a star. But after getting acquired by Intuit, Mint kind of dropped out of the public eye. Years passed and so many new PFM apps and challenger banks have entered the market. But Mint is back with a new ethos for addressing the challenge of helping consumers with their cash flow. Mint no longer stands alone as a consumer offering at Intuit which is deep into serving the small business. Intuit bought personal finance leader CreditKarma last year, giving Mint more of a home and strategy at the firm. Intuit’s head of consumer finance Varun Krishna joins me on the podcast to discuss where Mint has come from and where it’s taking its 25 million users in the future with a new product update and renewed push to help individuals manage their money. Intuit’s Varun Krishna is my guest today on the Tearsheet Podcast.