I’ve used Mint for many years. It has never worked well, its budgeting tools are inaccurate, and the UI is garbage. I guess you can say I’m not too broken up about this. I do very well with an Apple Numbers spreadsheet every month. That said, if there are other better options out there, I would consider them.

  • @Telodzrum
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    41 year ago

    It’s the only one of these I like. I think it’s great.

    • @BlindFrog
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      1 year ago

      Same. YNAB is more focused on where you assign/shift tasks for your money to do rather than just tracking where all my money’s gone. It’s envelope budgeting with an app to me, and I’m way more conscious now of whether I can afford things or not.

      The only thing I miss about classic YNAB is having a local desktop copy of my data, even when I had to sync through dropbox.

      Edit: was considering linking the subreddit, but just found we have a decent lemmy instance: https://lemmy.world/c/ynab