Wes Kelley

Mint.com is a very handy and easy to use personal finance manager that has won my heart.  Beginning last January, I dumped Quicken and went exclusively to Mint. (Not to be outdone, Intuit, the maker of Quicken, has now bought Mint.)  The addition of an iPhone app and other modest improvements over the last year has given me confidence in my decision.

Mint recently posted the following on their blog.  Just like I love graphs, I love infographics of any kind. This summary of charity shines a light on the importance of doing good with what we’ve been given.