
He said that his first priority would be integrating some of Mint’s features into Intuit’s products. After the transaction is complete, will move its operations into Intuit’s offices.Īaron Patzer, ’s founder and chief executive, will become general manager of Intuit’s personal finance group and oversee the operations of, Quicken and Quicken Online. Both companies are based in Mountain View, Calif. The acquisition is subject to regulatory approval, but the companies said they hoped to close the deal by the end of the year. “We were much better served by having Mint and its leadership as part of Intuit instead of trying to build it separately,” said Dan Maurer, senior vice president of Intuit’s consumer group.

Although and Quicken Online are rival services, the companies say they will continue to operate the two sites independently, and incorporate some of Mint’s features into Intuit’s services.
