How much does it cost to use YNAB?

Pricing. The YNAB app costs $84 per year or $11.99 per month, which is on the higher end for budgeting apps. Still, signing up for the annual rate instead of paying monthly will save you nearly $60. There is a 34-day free trial so you can try out the app before committing to paying for it.
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Is it worth paying for YNAB?

Compared to other personal finance apps, I found YNAB to be one of the best for budgeting, because it really encourages you to think ahead and take the time to plan where you want your money to go. Still, it's far from the only personal budgeting tool available.
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Can you use YNAB for free?

YNAB is not a free app, though you can get a free trial for 34 days. You'll pay $6.99 a month to continue using the app after your trial period has ended.
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How much does YNAB cost now?

YNAB's subscription price is $14.99/month or $98.99/year (USD).
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Is YNAB a monthly budget?

YNAB works for every pay cycle (weekly, bimonthly, monthly, quarterly and even variable income), and it works whenever you're ready to start—and, it works especially well once you do! All you have to do is budget the dollars that you have right now.
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Is Mint better than YNAB?

If one's financial outcome with either apps were equal, then clearly Mint would be the more economical choice. But YNAB claims that its new budgeters average $600 savings over the first two months and $6,000 in savings over the first year. If this holds true, $98.99 for the year would be well worth the investment.
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Which is better YNAB vs EveryDollar?

In a Nutshell. YNAB is for those who want a more complex tool to categorize spending as they go and better understand financial habits. EveryDollar is for budgeters who want a simple budget app that focuses on following a predetermined amount for the month.
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Is Quicken better than YNAB?

YNAB is better for simple budgeting functions.

On the other hand, Quicken is better if you want more tools and you think you'll use the features. If you have investments or business income or want help with more advanced financial management, Quicken is a better choice.
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Does YNAB automatically import credit card transactions?

Imported Credit Card Payments

For Linked Accounts, credit card payments will import once they clear. If it's the first payment between two particular accounts, YNAB won't know to make it a transfer. That is, unless you manually enter the payment first—using the steps above—which allows them to automatically match up.
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What can I use instead of YNAB?

The Best YNAB Alternatives
  • Qube Money: Best Envelope Method.
  • Personal Capital: Best for Investing.
  • Tiller Money: Best for Spreadsheet Fans.
  • Mint: Best Free Budgeting.
  • EveryDollar: Best for Paying Off Debt.
  • Pocketsmith: Best for Side Hustlers.
  • Goodbudget: Best for Hands-On Budgeting.
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How do I get YNAB free year?

It's Easy to Get Started
  1. Be a college student. You have to be a college student to qualify for the free year of YNAB.
  2. Provide proof of enrollment. The verification process will look different depending on your school's location, but have a college ID card, transcript, or tuition statement on hand.
  3. Redeem your free year.
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Does YNAB connect to my bank?

Import your transactions into YNAB automatically from banks such as Revolut, American Express, Nationwide, Natwest, Monzo, HSBC and many more.
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What is the 50 20 30 budget rule?

The rule states that you should spend up to 50% of your after-tax income on needs and obligations that you must-have or must-do. The remaining half should be split up between 20% savings and debt repayment and 30% to everything else that you might want.
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Can I trust YNAB?

Is YNAB a safe app? Yes, YNAB employs various security measures to protect user accounts and personal and financial information. Measures include the latest encryption and advanced login technologies.
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How do transactions work in YNAB?

If it's a linked account, or you're using File-Based Importing, YNAB will automatically match transactions when they import. Click the account name in the left sidebar to open the account register. Click the Add Transaction button. Enter the date of the next occurrence of the transaction.
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How often does YNAB sync with bank?

Put simply; our system can check for newly cleared transactions up to 4 times a day, but that timing can change if the financial institution puts restrictions on it, or if there's a temporary error trying to contact the institution during those attempts.
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What is the easiest free budget app?

Best free budgeting tools
  • Best free spreadsheet for anyone: Google Sheets.
  • Best overall free smartphone app: Mint.
  • Best free smartphone app for beginners: Goodbudget.
  • Best free smartphone app for investors: Personal Capital.
  • Best free desktop software for small business owners: GnuCash.
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Does Ynab work for couples?

If you're new to budgeting, we have a system that's saved relationships, brought people together, and gotten couples working together to pay down debt, break the paycheck to paycheck cycle, and improve communication.
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How much does EveryDollar plus cost?

Note: The EveryDollar app offers a free version and a “Plus” version that will cost you $129 per year. We'll give you the lowdown on both. Account summary: You can use EveryDollar to see all your accounts and keep up with their transactions.
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What is Ramsey plus?

Ramsey+ is a comprehensive money management plan from personal finance expert Dave Ramsey. The website states that the average Ramsey+ user pays off $5,300 of debt and saves $2,700 for emergencies within the first 90 days of using the program.
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Is the EveryDollar app worth it?

The paid version of EveryDollar has a lot to like, but among the best budgeting apps, it's only worth it if you plan to maximize your use of the full Ramsey membership.
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Does YNAB sell data?

We do not do that. At all. That's privacy and data. We make money from you paying us for the product that you are using, and that's all.
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How much is Mint a month?

Mint Mobile's Unlimited plan comes with up to four lines and costs $30 per month per line if you pay for 12 months in advance. If you are a new customer, Mint offers the first three months of the Unlimited Plan for $30 a month.
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Is there anything better than Mint?

Personal Capital–Best Overall Alternative to Mint.com

Personal Capital can easily replace Mint. Like Mint it's free, and it offers far more tools to keep track of your finances and analyze your investments. You can link just about any financial account to Personal Capital's app.
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