You'll have to make sacrifices, but if it's guidance you need, this sets itself apart from the likes of Quicken.īankTree is more than happy to support worldwide currencies, and in fact does a solid job if you're working simultaneously with more than one, offering balances in multiple currencies rather than rounding them off into a single total. If you get off track, YNAB – which is reasonably forgiving and understanding for a bit of software – will tell you what you need to do to get back to where you need to be. It's quick to install, supports the majority of transaction information downloadable from banks, and appropriately configures itself for personal or small business use by changing its monetary categories depending on your needs. Stick to the program, temper your spending appropriately, and eventually YNAB will see you spending last month's money rather than that which you've just earned.
YNAB's primary mission, as you might expect, is to help you curb overspending and avoid living from paycheck to paycheck. And perhaps you have more money than you thought? Because, hey, if you don't want to spend every single penny you have and more, you absolutely do need one. Just in case you need to be told explicitly what to do, along comes YNAB - short for You Need A Budget.
