Does anyone use a spending tracker and if so, which one? I used to use YNAB, then dropped my subscription. With inflation, I really need to start up again. I don't want to spend a lot and need something simple to use. Thanks!
Does anyone use a spending tracker and if so, which one? I used to use YNAB, then dropped my subscription. With inflation, I really need to start up again. I don't want to spend a lot and need something simple to use. Thanks!
You might look at Every Dollar. It’s free. It’s Dave Ramsey’s app, but again, free.
I don’t like it as it works per month. I budget per paycheck, which is twice a month, so I just use paper and penn
Thanks! I will look into it. Free is good.
Yeah, I do use YNAB, but if I were looking for something else, I second Tradd's recommendation of Every Dollar.
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I signed up for Everydollar, but I can't get past all the pop up ads. I guess you get what you pay for. I may just go back to YNAB, but I appreciate the suggestion.
I use an open source product called gnucash. It’s free, and works more like a regular accounting system where you see both the debit and credit side of every transaction and produce traditional financial statements.
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