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Posted by admin | Posted in social networking | Posted on 12-11-2009

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Popular online personal finance tool Mint is not only well-known for its array of money management, personal expense tracking, and budgeting tools, but it is also a popular knowledge resource, mostly via its blog and tools such as Financial Fitness. It makes sense, right? Combine information with knowledge and you have a potent financial combination.

Now the Intuit-owned service is launching yet another financial education tool, but this one is through Twitter. The company has just launched Money Tweets, a digest of the most relevant and useful tweets about finance in the Twitterverse.

Money Tweets: Curation, Aggregation, and Trends

The Money Tweets knowledge tool essentially curates and aggregates the top Twitter accounts and tweets about finance. It does this by pulling in tweets in five categories:

via http://mashable.com/2009/11/12/mint-money-tweet/

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