@@MarriageKidsandMoneyyes it can get overwhelming. I succeeded at my second trial. Something you didn’t mention is the education material provided by YNAB. Blogs to read online, videos and live webinar where you can ask questions. And no need to have subscribed, it’s available. Having tried both, I am now sold to YNAB, which helped me get out of debt more quickly than I thought possible. The annual subscription to me is an investment in my financial freedom. Thanks for the video.
We’ve been using every dollar for years but want something that links to credit cards. As our income has grown over $500k we get enough cc cash back to actually make using them worth it.
YNAB is superior to EveryDollar for your needs. Also, look at Monarch Money (that's my favorite) Here's Monarch vs. YNAB: th-cam.com/video/UcCtgEhhRL0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lG0-4lJDkg1mR455
Hi, cool video. Do you think the AFC is worth it? Was considering it myself as it is affordable and doesn't have quite the experience requirement of the CFP, which in my current line of work, I cannot build up.
I enjoy coaching families and couples so the AFC felt right for me. CFP could be another step to consider. I'd be more interested in the education piece of it as opposed to what "work" I could get out of it. Coaching is great. I can help people and educate and I don't need to get nuanced on investments. When people want to get more into the details, I have a list of CFPs to recommend.
@@MarriageKidsandMoney nope, I go manual and check mwf for cash management and do quarterly net worth statement. No current opportunity for coast fire since I started about 10 years too late.
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This was a great video! I was torn between the two apps but I leaned more to YNAB. So thank you!
Glad to hear it was helpful!
With so many options out there for budgeting, it can get overwhelming!
@@MarriageKidsandMoneyyes it can get overwhelming. I succeeded at my second trial. Something you didn’t mention is the education material provided by YNAB. Blogs to read online, videos and live webinar where you can ask questions. And no need to have subscribed, it’s available. Having tried both, I am now sold to YNAB, which helped me get out of debt more quickly than I thought possible. The annual subscription to me is an investment in my financial freedom. Thanks for the video.
@@judriki5516 Great points! The YNAB educational material is excellent.
i use YNAB older PC version, -still works. It's important to remember, you can still use a pencil & paper or spreadsheet for free.
Absolutely. Free is my favorite price.
We started out with a spreadsheet when we had a negative net worth and built our way up from there.
We’ve been using every dollar for years but want something that links to credit cards. As our income has grown over $500k we get enough cc cash back to actually make using them worth it.
YNAB is superior to EveryDollar for your needs.
Also, look at Monarch Money (that's my favorite)
Here's Monarch vs. YNAB: th-cam.com/video/UcCtgEhhRL0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lG0-4lJDkg1mR455
Hi, cool video. Do you think the AFC is worth it? Was considering it myself as it is affordable and doesn't have quite the experience requirement of the CFP, which in my current line of work, I cannot build up.
I enjoy coaching families and couples so the AFC felt right for me.
CFP could be another step to consider. I'd be more interested in the education piece of it as opposed to what "work" I could get out of it.
Coaching is great. I can help people and educate and I don't need to get nuanced on investments.
When people want to get more into the details, I have a list of CFPs to recommend.
And the winner is… “Monarch Money”
ha! I'm enjoying Monarch myself!
Google sheets still undefeated for this guy
Awesome! No need to change what works :)
Have you checked out Tiller for Google Sheets automation?
@@MarriageKidsandMoney nope, I go manual and check mwf for cash management and do quarterly net worth statement. No current opportunity for coast fire since I started about 10 years too late.
Actual budget is better
Every dollar by Ramsey, automatic no for me.
Great video though! Appreciate the content!!
@@healthteaspoonie I appreciate you watching!
Do you prefer YNAB? Or another way to budget?