Rachel Wong

She moved some money from her clothing budget to her coffee budget, and away she went for lattes. It was a great decision.

He realized everything he made the prior day disappeared into an interest fee. He realized he was paying for this debt, and it was expensive.

Oscar sat down and added his credit cards to his YNAB budget and made a plan to snowball his debt payments.

Jamie had a long-overdue conversation with her boss about a merit pay increase and Oscar started driving part-time for Uber for extra cash.

After learning Rule 1: Give Every Dollar a Job, Jamie and Oscar realized they need to just budget the money they have right now.

Jamie and Oscar have never been good with money and their finances feel like a mess. As they start budgeting with YNAB, they experience a win!

Now they have a budget—now they have a plan. There was just a little something—a little spark—that lit inside.

Jamie and Oscar have never been good with money and their finances feel like a mess. See how they start budgeting with YNAB and gain total control.

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The Mochizukis had $266,000 of debt (credit cards, car loans, and a mortgage) when they decided to get serious about being debt-free.

Wondering how to get your partner on board with budgeting? We've got four steps to get you and your partner stepping in sync financially.

This couple met in the unlikeliest of ways: through YNAB, a budgeting app. See how two budgeters manage finances together.