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Enjoy guilt-free spending and effortless saving.
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Just when you think your bank account should be a plump little purse, your balance seems to have stalled out—or worse—it’s acquired a leak.
Watch your savings climb higher and higher by adding more intentionality to your spending. YNAB helps you get good with money so you can spend without guilt, shame, or second-guessing and never worry about money again.
Want to write a new money story? We won’t shame you, guilt you, or force you to eat ramen. We're just going to help you get good with money. Here’s how it works.
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Try YNAB for free. Poke around a bit. Decide if this is the tool for you! (Spoiler alert: It is.)
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We’ll help you set up YNAB so you can start spending less and saving more.
Watch as your savings balance climbs sky-high without feeling like your spending is restricted.
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From paycheck to paycheck to saving three months of expenses
I'm no longer worried that an unexpected car repair is going to be more than I can handle.
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In spite of Carsen’s best efforts, he never seemed to make progress. “I was getting by ok, I couldn’t get ahead. My bank account would hit triple or sometimes double digits before my next paycheck came in. I always felt poor.” And then one day, everything started changing for the better.
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If you want to rein in your spending and save money fast, we’ve got ten ideas to help you get rolling.
Get Spending Under ControlA lot of people struggle to stop spending money. Learn these three steps to get your spending under control.
Curb a Spending ProblemTo save more, you have to change your behavior. See four reasons you’re not saving money and what to do about them.
Simple Ways to SaveGet good with money
This comprehensive look will take you through how to save more money in a step-by-step, easy to follow format.
Our always-friendly teachers will show you the step-by-step mechanics of reaching your savings goals with YNAB.
Feel like a budget is restrictive or feel guilty spending? Here’s how to spend without regret.
This little-known tip about emergency funds might be the secret sauce to making those account balances climb.
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Find out how Tom, an IT business analyst from Kenton, Michigan, realized that it was cheaper to quit his job than to continue working.
The Fisher family started YNAB, paid off their car loan, demolished their debt, and discovered the best way to pay for home improvements.
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Andrew Abela has an MBA, a PhD, and managed a multi-million dollar budget at work, but his personal finances were stressful.
Start spending and saving with confidence and clarity.
