After years of Mint I’ve decided to look for other options. Im considering doing it myself in a spreadsheet but before I go that route (not ideal) I thought I’d see if anyone had recommendations on good basic family-budget apps. Would be great if it could link with bank accounts but I’m open to anything at this point.

  • @AlecSadler
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    121 year ago

    +1 for YNAB.

    Or, also, I do a lot in custom built spreadsheets, but YMMV.

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      Alternatives to classic YNAB? Paid for the original, don’t want to pay for subscription to New YNAB

      • Lumberjacked
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        41 year ago

        I’ve been using YNAB. I like the product but it is quite expensive. I’ve looked at Buckets as an alternative and now looking Actual Budget. My YNAB just renewed so I’ll be waiting a year before I change.

    • @mysoulishome
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      1 year ago

      I feel like YNAB is backwards to how I think about money but it’s the only thing that makes sense for my wife, tried every other budgeting program/app and she says it matches the way her brain works and makes sense to her. She has ADD and has trouble with impulse spending. So we use it. As the data guy (I work on the computer all day typing) I reconcile the accounts and transactions…we assign the money together. For the most part it does what it does fine. It is too expensive for sure and I think there is much opportunity for better features, improvement to apps and the website considering how long it’s been around and how many subscribers they have.

      • @AlecSadler
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        11 year ago

        That’s interesting…I’ve also been diagnosed with ADHD. Hmm…