Relationships

A Decade Into YNAB: Here's Why My Wife and I Are Still Thankful

Can YNAB Keep Your House Clean?

Learn how to use YNAB as a reward system and light up your Fun Money category.

How Family Histories Strained Our Finances

The relationship your parents (and their parents before them) had with money affects yours. Overcome your family's history with finances.

Best Personal Finance App for Couples

Looking for the best budgeting app for couples? YNAB's money management method will change your relationship with money (and each other!)

Make Room For Yourself While Managing Money Together

Learn how adding some wiggle room for personal spending can help you and your partner handle finances together for the long haul.

Introducing YNAB Together for Your Shared Financial Journey

Welcome to YNAB Together, our solution for groups of people who want to manage money and goals together—all for the price of a single subscription!

10 At Home Date Night Ideas (with Printable Game)

With romance, it’s all about effort over expense and thoughtfulness over things, so keep the spark alive with at home date night ideas.

A Date Night That Pays Off Debt

Dillon and Carly pay off six figures of debt and plan a wedding with cash by implementing a date night tradition that pays off...literally!

Financial Intimacy: The Budget Meeting Date Night

A regular Budget Meeting Date Night, is a chance to evaluate whether or not your money is still aligned with your priorities.

84 Financial Questions to Ask Your Partner

Wondering what financial questions to ask your partner about money? We've got a list of 84 to ask whether you're dating, engaged, or married.

Budgeting for Couples When You Don’t Share Accounts

Not ready to join accounts but still want to use manage money as a couple? Enjoy financial independence together with these budgeting tips for couples.

How to Make a Budget for Separation

Preparing for divorce and need a survival guide on how to budget for separation between now and then? We'll walk you through it step by step.

How to Separate Your Finances

Whether you're breaking up or keeping the peace, sometimes you have to separate finances as a couple. Learn to make and keep separate budgets.

10 Budget-Friendly Date Ideas

Looking for some budget-friendly dates that don’t break the bank? Here's a list of 10 budget-friendly dates that are easy on the wallet.

How I Rebuilt My Financial Life While Healing from Divorce

After a divorce, Dawn was running out of money halfway through the month. Then, she took action and now feels more in control than ever.

5 Tips for Financial Bliss

Do you struggle to manage finances with your partner? Here's how to set yourself up for harmonious money discussions that are light on tension.

We Couldn’t Agree on How to Handle Money

When you find a life partner, the chances of finding someone with the same financial habits and opinions is slim. So what's a couple to do?

4 Ways to Get Your Partner on Board

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.

How We Manage Money As a Couple

Managing money as a couple is hard! See how we found a common language around money through YNAB and are Team Joint Everything!

Why We Keep Our Accounts Separate

We have our fair share of marital disagreements, money just doesn’t happen to be one of them. Our approach is different to YNAB's advice, but it works

Love to Budget but Your Partner Doesn’t?

If the one you love is not so in love with budgeting, don't give up. Give these tips a try, and put an end to your spending squabbles!

The Cheapest Marriage Counseling You Can Get

“Ten years ago, I never would’ve thought that a $50,000 trip could be a reality for people like us … we absolutely loved spending what we’d saved."

Budgeting Together: Who Does What?

When we talk about "budgeting together" it doesn't mean both people do everything. So what does budgeting with a partner actually look like?

How To Get A Reluctant Partner On The Budget Train

If you are sharing finances with your partner, then you should be budgeting together. If you are at all normal, this probably freaks you out.