YNAB has helped me so much that I have applied to take the YNAB coach training to share the joy and empowerment with others. There are also bloggers/vloggers with good content. YNAB offers excellent, detailed help on its web site and in its YouTube channel. The value of the product exceeds the cost, and I am happy with the product that I get for my money.Ĭomentarios: It is literally life changing, and you can find remarkable, uplifting stories at their web site, in Facebook groups, YouTube and elsewhere. However, I have no qualms about paying the annual fee when it comes up every year. It's not a lot, but there are free solutions out there, and while I've not shopped in a long time (I've been a YNAB user for years), I believe there are less expensive paid options as well. This flexibility, coupled with the must have feature of automatically importing bank records into the financial ledger make them my favorite home budget software.įor a budgeting software, they feel a little expensive. I appreciate that YNAB has a money methodology that they are built for (give every dollar a name), but they are flexible enough to allow me to adapt my budget to my own personal needs and philosophy. I would be lost if I didn't have a budgeting app with the full feature set that YNAB brings. Their current version is full featured, flexible, and most of all, useful. There have been several upgrades throughout my time as a user, and while a couple have caused a moment's pause to relearn what was second nature prior to the change, each update has increased the value and functionality of the application. I stumbled across YNAB at some point after giving up on Mint, and I've been a happily using them for many years. I explored Dave Ramsey's online tool, and even considered building my own budgeting application in a spread sheet. I gave Quicken (way back in the day) and Mint (before and after it was purchase by Intuit) each years of use. Comentarios: I've used several home budgeting applications of the years.

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