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What Exactly is YNAB and is it worth it? - MoneySavingExpert Forum I've been reading through a few Debt Free diaries and one thing that pops up all the time is YNAB Took me a while to work out it meant You Need A Budget I've had a quick search but there's nothing like getting the low-down from people that actually use it day in day out What exactly is it? Is it free? Is it worth having?
YNAB - good or bad - MoneySavingExpert Forum YNAB - good or bad Lydia42 Posts: 133 Forumite 28 August 2018 at 6:52PM Hi Talk to me about YNAB I keep hearing people say how it's really helped them to budget and get on track with everything I've looked and it's american so everything is in dollars, even the monthly subscription Is there another version i'm missing?
Replacement personal finance software - MoneySavingExpert Forum HiI have been using Home Accountz (HA) for the last 15 years and found it really useful, especially for:reconciling against my bank accountsProducing figures when completing my tax return Today HA told me they were closing down next month due to Covid and not making money during this period Personally I am very sad about this both for the loss of the software and the staff who will lose their
Savings Pots Frills Spending Budget Spreadsheet With this, money Pots will become easier for you, as will 'frills' spending - easier to keep track of when you have a spreadsheet to log everything in Feedback welcomed :T MFW #185 Mortgage slowly being offset! £86,987 58,742 virtual balance Original mortgage free date 2037 Now Nov 2034 and counting :T YNAB lover
Budgeting with YNAB or Monzo - MoneySavingExpert Forum Thanks for your reply and the details! The Monzo pots are what appealed to me and the spending categories I struggle more with budgeting expenses that are not paid monthly, such as car maintenance, insurances and gifts etc I'd like something to help me budget over the year and save up gradually towards each of these kind of items, so the pots sound ideal I'll see how I get on with the YNAB