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YNAB. ynab.com - for power users only. If you don't actually care about tracking your money, don't bother.
by mikhael28 3y ago
YNAB.
ynab.com - for power users only. If you don't actually care about tracking your money, don't bother.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoIf you run all your spend through BoA credit cards for the Platinum Honors cash back, BoA does it too. https://www.bankofamerica.com/online-banking/mobile-and-online-banking-features/spending-budgeting/ https://www.bankofamerica.com/online-banking/mobile-and-onli...
- eclipticplane 3y agoI replaced YNAB with TillerHQ. It dumps transactions into a Google Sheet/Excel and came with some standard templates. It's less opinionated than YNAB but way more flexibility. E.g., I have formula-driven sheets that: 1) Aggregate taxable transactions across accounts that I can send to my CPA to prepare my quarterly tax payments 2) Aggregate account balances and period-over-period changes for my living trust that I send to my lawyer every year to include in the trust's documents 3) Flow into calculations for FiRE 4) Flow into aggregated/filtered views that I can share with specific family members, like showing what's in 529s I have for some relatives and it's entirely in a spreadsheet in my account -- if they go out of business, all I have to replace is transactions import. The rest of the tool is forever mine.