Mint.com partners with Zillow |
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Mint.com, the online personal finance Web site owned by Intuit, is partnering with Zillow.com, the Seattle-based online real estate upstart. As part of the deal, users of the Mint.com service will be able receive home valuation reports from Zillow.
“This will give Mint users a more complete financial picture so they can save and do more with their money,” said Aaron Patzer, vice president and general manager of Intuit Personal Finance Group and founder of Mint.com. “Because a home is usually a person’s largest asset, it makes perfect sense for us to integrate with Zillow, to help our users track their home’s Zestimate in their Mint account.”
Last week, Spencer Rascoff was named the new CEO of Zillow. In today's release, Rascoff said that Zillow and Mint share a common goal of empowering "consumers with information so they can make more informed decisions regarding two very important areas of their lives – their home and finances.”
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