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1) I'd track and budget my money.
If you have no idea where your money is going and what it is doing, you CANNOT take control of it.
I've used @ynab and think it's an amazing tool, but use whatever you like best.
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I already loved @ynab , but now the app has become perfect.
We can finally create sub-accounts. No more need to share the password with my wife.
And the kids can now access their budget, without seeing ours. Thank you YNAB!
youtube.com/watch?v=NoPxk-S4…
My followers will know that I really enjoy being a @ynab user. YNAB is rolling out feature where employers can add it to their benefits package! youneedabudget.com/wellness/…
I actually kind of think this is amazing bc it could help employees stress less about money.
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Y'all, we're more than halfway through 2022, a recession is looming, and it's the perfect time to ask yourself.. have you hit your financial goals? It's okay if not - it's because you need YNAB in your life ynab.com/referral/?ref=08w54… #ynabworks
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I started using the @ynab app for our finances and it’s a GAME CHANGER. I’m obsessed with giving every dollar a job now!
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I accidentally clicked something that made @ynab ask if I wanted to make my Costco charge repeating and, like, honestly, maybe? Just hit the budget with $200 every couple of weeks. 😂
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These 12 things caught my attention in an ad for a Product Manager job at @ynab.
Follow the thread 🧵👇
link to apply: ynab.hire.trakstar.com/jobs/…
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Underrated @YNAB perk: Not having to worry about payments falling through when I get a new credit card number because I can look at my scheduled transactions to know exactly which subscriptions/services need their payment info updated.
I will forever hark on this until proven otherwise: I have NUMEROUS financial relationships with banks. None of them cared about whether I lived paycheck to paycheck.
The only company that has 1) ever cared; 2) broke my paycheck to paycheck precarity is You Need a Budget.
Replying to @AlexH_Johnson
And here’s the tweet for those of you who absolutely steadfastly stubbornly refuse to subscribe to the newsletter but still want to read today’s piece.
:)
workweek.com/2022/06/06/open…
YNAB retweeted
It’s National Get Organized Day so I need to thank:
- @rydercarroll for sharing the life-changing magic of the #bulletjournal system
- @ynab for killing 99.99% of my money stress
- @huckleberrycare for helping me keep track of my baby’s livelihood
Y’all are the real MVPs today.
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Yes @ynab, you cured my nastiest itch with the web version by adding that overspending warning! Thanks! 💜
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A word to young couples and families: years ago, we started putting back money each month for Christmas and working to stay in that budgeted amount (thanks @ynab). This has served to keep us free from the holiday induced financial stress we experienced early on. Start now.
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Made a quick little @ynab wallpaper in Canva to remind me of the rules. Feel free to use.
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The best thing about @ynab is not that it helps us save money, which it does, it’s that it gives us the opportunity to be able to give when others are in need.
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[1/6] I've gone from negative $20K+ to positive $100k in net worth. And one of the tools that have helped me most is @ynab.
While I really didn't want to because of the sweet reports, I *made a fresh start* yesterday.
Here are why 👇
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I am *loving* the new @ynab redesign 😍😍😍 I just spent like 15 minutes in my budget tapping around for the sheer joy of it.
If you tried YNAB in the past and were like "wtf I don't get it", give their new onboarding a try! I promise you, this app is literally life-changing.
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Me: “There is no way @ynab could get better.”
*YNAB UI visual app update*
Me:
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Just discovered the @ynab widget feature after a month of using it!!!! Game changer!
























