What you’re worth is what you own minus what you owe. If you own $100000 and owe $50000, you’re worth $50,000, not $150,000. Debts must be subtracted not added. Any tool that imports both kinds of accounts with the same sign, is a broken tool. If Intuit doesn’t give Mint users an easy way to fix the wrong sign on imported Debt balances, and thus depict and subtract them as such (not as assets), we should ditch Mint and use a tool that works correctly.
