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New to organizing your finances (or maybe new to YNAB?) Pop the bubbly, you’re here! Check out the most popular posts about how to be a better money manager.
New to organizing your finances (or maybe new to YNAB?) Pop the bubbly, you’re here! Check out the most popular posts about how to be a better money manager.
Learn the whys and hows of money management
New to YNAB? Start Here!
Learn how to use the YNAB Method, give every dollar a job, and set up your first categories with beginner videos and guides.
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We’re a Spendfulness App Now. We Always Were.
It doesn’t feel like we made up spendfulness, it feels like we found it. Dan breaks down what it means for you (spoiler: a life well spent).
Top 10 Frequently Asked YNAB Questions
You've got questions, we've got answers. Here are the 10 most frequently asked questions from new YNABers.
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Trying to Get a Month Ahead with Your Money? Read This
Rule Four, as I’ve talked about before, is budgeting bliss, your money Mecca. It’ll let you sleep better. You’ll be able to handle variable income with ease. Your bill-paying process will be studied by Harvard Business School students as a case for efficiency and effectiveness.
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Is Budgeting Worth It?
I just had to share this. A YNABer reports the following, after helping their friend get started: For the first time in a very long time, he had a clear picture of where he spends his money, and more importantly, where he stands financially. The picture was not particularly happy-making, to be sure.
The Power of Finite Resources. Why Rule One is 'Rule One'
My dear mother-in-law bought my oldest son (6 1/2), a bank that has three sections: Tithing (10%) Savings (45%) Fun Money (45%) It’s a budget :) My 4 1/2-year-old doesn’t have a bank yet (anyone have any recommendations on a good one that’s sturdy? And preferably makes only Fun Money and Tithing accessi
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Budgeting: Finding Cash Flow (Part I)
I’ve decided I’m going to focus on the various advantages of budgeting. Yes – I call it budgeting. Yes – it involves writing down what you spend. Yes – it means you can’t spend willy nilly without reaping the consequences (well, you’ll reap the consequences whether you budget or not).
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