What Happens to Your Mint (Shutdown) Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Status
Shut down January 2024
Data
Locate any exported CSV files
Migration
May have migrated to Credit Karma
Step-by-Step Guide
Mint is shut down — no action needed on platform
Mint shut down in January 2024 and migrated users to Credit Karma. There is no active account to close.
Locate exported data if saved
If the user exported Mint data (CSV files) before shutdown, document where those files are stored. They may contain useful financial history for the estate.
Document Now Checklist
- Location of any exported Mint CSV data
- Whether account was migrated to Credit Karma
- Any financial history notes from Mint
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