I no longer have weekly panic attacks over money. More likely scenario is she knew and didn’t want to acknowledge it.Īnother recent comment was, at least, truthful. There’s no way that user didn’t know where her money was going. I don’t know how long the history extends for each bank, but mine goes back seven years. Again, I would know because I’ve had a bank account for nearly a decade. But unless you use only use physical cash, your bank account’s history will tell you where your money is going. One comment I recently read was from a user who claimed she used Mint for ten years and would cry when she looked at it because she could never figure out where her money was going.
It’s a nice tool – I believe that – but I question how some of these people get dressed without help. More so, I notice a lot of users who worship the ground YNAB walks on couldn’t fight their way out of a paper bag. Let me put it this way: if your annual salary has six figures, you don’t have a money problem. At least, that’s what I and everyone I know does with it.īut apparently, YNAB is to manage your behavior. I always thought budgeting was to manage your money. The company, on the other hand, can bite my dust.Īpparently, I have an improper definition of the word “budget”. I was able to get a free year for being a student, so I decided I’ll keep it. I already talked twice about my short experiences with the software You Need A Budget.
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