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YNAB vs. free budgeting software?
chazsucks
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Hey guys.
A while ago I tried a free trial of YNAB, but decided not to pay to continue using it. It seems very popular and is used more than other budgeting apps.
What I can't seem to figure out is why it is preferable to free budgeting apps and software?
I feel like I'm missing something :embarasse
A while ago I tried a free trial of YNAB, but decided not to pay to continue using it. It seems very popular and is used more than other budgeting apps.
What I can't seem to figure out is why it is preferable to free budgeting apps and software?
I feel like I'm missing something :embarasse
Misc debts - £5,000 | Student loan - £9,000 | Mortgage - £180,000
Goals for 2015: Sell house & downsize + Increase income + Get debt Free :shocked: {Diary}
DS born 05/05/2009 & DS2 born 12/02/2011
Goals for 2015: Sell house & downsize + Increase income + Get debt Free :shocked: {Diary}
DS born 05/05/2009 & DS2 born 12/02/2011
Smoke free since 01/01/2010
Paid off credit card 04/04/2011
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Do the webinars, learn how to use it, and win a copy. It is free then ;-)0
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I think it is popular because it deals with the problem most people that can't/don't budget properly have.
Short term cash flow.
Once people fix that problem so they stop running out of cash they can move forward.
if you have plenty of cash/buffer, plan your budget properly looking ahead a few years setting goals etc. track you only spend to plan then any tool will do.0
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