And users can compare their own personal finance and spending habits by category or merchant against averages in their area, or against the national average.Īs a consumer product, this data is pretty fascinating, and a great way to get a little more insight as to how your spending stacks up against the rest of the consumers in your city or at a particular store. In terms of actual regional data, you can choose from 300 cities in the U.S. The site also compares this to the average spend at coffee shops overall, which is slightly higher.
For example, Mint Data shows that the average spend at a Starbucks in New York City is $5.38. The rankings can be viewed by category, such as “food and dining,” by specific business, and broken down to the city level. Mint Data will also show spending data both by average purchase price and by popularity, which is defined by number of transactions per month. However, Quickbooks (also owned by Intuit) does support Brex. For example, the platform lists the most popular restaurants in San Francisco (by visits), the top shopping spots in New York City (by highest average spend), and the highest spending cities in the U.S. 1 Posted by 2 days ago Brex available in Quickbooks but not Mint I’m trying to connect my Brex business account, but Mint doesn’t support it. Mint Data aggregates anonymous spending data from Mint’s users to give you realtime insight on what people are spending on across the country. Since this type of browser doesn't store cache, it's easier for us to identify if this is a browser issue. Let's begin by accessing QuickBooks Online in a private browser. Today, the Intuit owned company is launching its realtime customer data insights to the public, after soft launching the product almost two months ago. Let's perform some basic troubleshooting on your browser to isolate this authentication process. In fact, the site already uses some of this data to show seasonal trends. With more than four million users, Mint’s personal finance platform no doubt has a massive amount of data that it can mine regarding consumer’s spending habits. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright.
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