

Mint users, like Billshark users, will be charged the standard commission should this intervention succeed: 40% of two years’ worth of the monthly savings achieved. Bill Negotiation will flag Mint users about monthly service payments that might be reduced with some bargaining, then hand them off to a third-party service, Billshark (Opens in a new window), to negotiate on their behalf. The first new feature, available in Mint’s web and iOS apps but not yet its Android app, builds on a subscription-tracking tool Mint added in January 2021 (Opens in a new window), its last major update. The Mountain View-based company today announced a bill-negotiation tool and a new premium option for its personal-finance app. Intuit’s Mint app now offers a new way to save money–and another to spend more.

