By far the best finance app
It is much more than a budgeting app. It teaches you personal finance philosophy. Steep learning curve but well worth the time to learn. It literally pays off.
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4.62 out of 5
58 ratings in Hong Kong SAR China
It is much more than a budgeting app. It teaches you personal finance philosophy. Steep learning curve but well worth the time to learn. It literally pays off.
It is not only a budgeting app. It teaches you about finance management philosophy. Steep learning curve but well worth the time to learn. It literally pays off.
The whole package is fantastic, but you need to put in the hard work. There will be a learning period of trial and error, but so far it has worked well for me.
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I thought I can use a spreadsheet but failed. And tried different money management app until I found this app. The budget methodology works and it emphasizes this is not about limiting how we use money. It is about knowing each dollar has purpose and the track how close the money spending is toward our goal. The app also comes with videos to explain different budgeting concepts.
The keys on the new calculator numpad should give some feedback, eg blink, when pressed. So a user is sure that a key is successful pressed. Thanks
Hi this is Rena from Hong Kong. I have been using YNAB for two years and I hope YNAB can support different languages so people from all around the world can benefit from this fantastic software👍🏻
Every time they release an update they add more and more useless animations to menial tasks. The end result is a task that should only take a couple seconds taking close to a minute with the constant wait for an unnecessary visual confirmations. When I adjust amounts just change the number and move. Don’t make me wait for a slider to move followed by a sparkle then take me back to the other adjustments and make me wait another second before I can move on. Give an option to shut it all off and if that already exists make it obvious where that setting is. I just want to balance my budget and get on with my life.
Have been a YNABer for several years now, love the service (worth the price for me) and the recent improvements to the web app, and especially the iOS app!! The new design and the modern layout is a breath of fresh air. You can now do everything from mobile if that’s your jam. The YNAB support team is always so helpful, so if all these new features throw you off a bit, they can help.
I expect a $99 app to function as well as Mint, which was free. YNAB doesn’t. It’s nothing other than constant irritation and disappointment. YNAB regularly takes 3-4 days to import credit card transactions. Sometimes they don’t show up. Sometimes restaurant transactions are missing tips. Sometimes there are duplicates. 99.9% of my YNAB use is trying to find and fix YNAB’s errors with transaction importing. Contacting their support is a total waste of time as they blame the importer, Plaid. It’s been like this for months. This is less a budgeting app and more an immensely irritating, let’s do manual data entry (which you can do for free in Excel) app. I loathe it.
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