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I use YNAB and do it all manually — as such, it's a notable mental and time commitment. YNAB has a little feature called 'Age of Money' which I guess is like a
by brandrick 6y ago
I use YNAB and do it all manually — as such, it's a notable mental and time commitment.
YNAB has a little feature called 'Age of Money' which I guess is like a reverse way of thinking about a runway. Maybe worth looking at?
In terms of the question asked — what level of friction people will put up with in order to get that prediction is interesting. I put a lot into my personal budget in order to get a crystal clear picture, so something that can provide even a vague idea for lower effort is bound to have some appeal. Depends on how the data gets in I guess?
- twodave 6y agoI also use (and enjoy) YNAB. I have some manual accounts and some automatic. I suppose what I'm working on isn't even technically a budget so much as it is a forecast. But of course it'll still be only as accurate as the data it receives.