<prompt> Human: So I know my wife and I need to establish a budget. And I know the most convenient and logical method is to use one of the main stream budgeting apps. So I put Mint on my phone. I put in my Intuit login, since we use TurboTax for our taxes. But when it asked me to add all of my accounts, like my bank and credit cards and ISP and utilities, I kind of freaked out.Im not ignorant to the world, and I know privacy is a thing of the past. But it just feels weird willingly dumping ALL of my personal financial information into one place. I mean, this is all the stuff youre taught to keep completely private. Im sure there are ways to build a budget and track your spending without doing this, but Im also sure that using Mint or something similar is 100 times easier. Are the majority of people completely comfortable giving all of this info out? I think Im just looking for reassurance that this is normal!  <response>: You can manually add transactions to Mint or YNAB. You dont HAVE to connect the accounts to it to use it. Its just handy to do so. 