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Irritated Goat posted:Ok. I've had to do this a few times so it's finally getting on my nerves enough. When you do a reconciliation and it asks the current balance of your account, is it with or without uncleared items?
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I usually wait for everything to clear, or I work it in (remove a pending transaction, reconcile, add it back). Though that's uncommon.
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The announcement of the Alexa integration pushed me to try out financier.io. Stuff like that vs adding in missing features really seems to highlight where their priorities are. Seems like nynab will never really catch up to 4 Gonna take me so long to reset everything up though. 
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Is there a good rundown on what features are there for Financier that aren't there for ynab and vice Versa?
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The latest weekly roundup its titled "A Force For Good, Not Guilt (& Why You Should Budget For An Amazon Echo)".  It's just so pathetic...
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This is making me not want to pull the trigger on free nYMAB for a year as a college student.
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I'm intending to stay in oYNAB (or whatever the old ones called) until they pry it from my cold dead hands. It's too ingrained in my way of working right now to change I suspect this will be something to do with the dropbox syncing api's stopping working next year, which I heard vaguely about somewhere.
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mrchinchin25 posted:I suspect this will be something to do with the dropbox syncing api's stopping working next year, which I heard vaguely about somewhere. Are you posting from 2015?
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Oh, I'm sorry. I misread deprecating in this year as opposed to actually turning it off. How does Financer compare to YNAB4?
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Financier is great, $12 a year, syncs and once you get on a roll you won't want to do anything else. I emailed Alex about a password reset issue I had been having and he gingerly made fun of me over the course of two hours while he coded a solution to my problem and fixed it at like 11 PM on a Sunday.
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Does it have a mobile app? Or only a web view? And is it possible to import my data there from nYNAB?
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cryptoclastic posted:Does it have a mobile app? Or only a web view? And is it possible to import my data there from nYNAB? No, yes, I don't know. It's great though!
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Does it have automatic import?
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:No, yes, I don't know. Any idea if there's a way to change how the mobile site looks? This is the transaction page.  It really sorta sucks not having any idea as to what is going where. "....." is not helpful at all. And I usually only input on the phone with YNAB right now.
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Is there a graceful way of handling Scheduled Transactions that have variable amounts? I currently have a monthly transaction for Utilities, which can vary between $90 to $130 or so depending on the month (AC usage and such), and I currently just adjust the amount when I get the actual bill which seems like the most sensible solution. Obviously I can't expect YNAB to know how much I'll owe, but I can't find information on if there's a specific feature to handle this case, I don't think there is, but I assumed there would be since it's not exactly an uncommon situation for most people.
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Fano posted:Is there a graceful way of handling Scheduled Transactions that have variable amounts? Assuming you're taking about YNAB4, you can pre-fill open budget columns with the average of the last 3 months. Otherwise switch your utility bill to budget billing or just keep doing what you're doing. You can estimate based on previous years too.
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Dango Bango posted:Assuming you're taking about YNAB4, you can pre-fill open budget columns with the average of the last 3 months. Otherwise switch your utility bill to budget billing or just keep doing what you're doing. You can estimate based on previous years too. I'm using nYNAB (relatively new user, about 3.5 months in). I like the last-3-months-average idea, which I believe nYNAB supports, I don't know what budget billing is, though.
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Start with 130$ then keep filling it up to that amount each month. You'll actually be topping it up by the amount of your bill each month, yet have a full 130$ budgeted.
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Combat Pretzel posted:Start with 130$ then keep filling it up to that amount each month. You'll actually be topping it up by the amount of your bill each month, yet have a full 130$ budgeted. Yep if you can afford this do it. I have lots of categories like this, and it has basically made it so that I am buffered an extra month in variable categories, and I never get caught off guard when a bigger expense happens.
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Combat Pretzel posted:Start with 130$ then keep filling it up to that amount each month. You'll actually be topping it up by the amount of your bill each month, yet have a full 130$ budgeted. I do utilities by getting the bill on the 18th, immediately budgeting that amount of money for next month, then waiting until the 1st to pay it. This is of course not automatic in any way but it keeps the line clean and lets me see the cost trends
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How are people doing Venmo transactions? Are you treating Venmo as a separate account, and transferring money from the real bank account? It seems like extra steps but I do want to keep track of my category spending, and if I let venmo transactions aggregate over time I won't know. I don't do a lot of Venmo transactions but I'll pay my friend for my share of drinks at trivia or my coworkers will pay me if I bought a get well gift for our boss, that sort of thing.
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Defenestration posted:How are people doing Venmo transactions? Are you treating Venmo as a separate account, and transferring money from the real bank account? It seems like extra steps but I do want to keep track of my category spending, and if I let venmo transactions aggregate over time I won't know. I don't ever keep a balance on Venmo, so every time I pay or get paid, it records as a transaction on my checking and I treat it as such. If you keep a balance, you should have it as a separate account.
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I tried migrating to nYNAB last night for shits and giggles, it said I had like -$23,000 yet-to-be-assigned this month and then after reshuffling the obvious category fuckups I was somehow overspent by $900, basically (but not quite!) the equivalent outstanding balance on my one active credit card. I don't even have a credit card payment line for that account, somehow, either, so, who the hell knows. I don't want to redo my entire budget, and lose my happy bar graph of fun net worth increases just to make this work. Basically gently caress nYNAB, YNAB4 4 lyfe. overdesigned fucked around with this message at 19:29 on Nov 14, 2016 |
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The converter worked perfectly for me, so I look forward to using financier in the future. I'm not quite ready to switch away from ynab4 but I'll definitely be recommending financier to my friends who never bought ynab in the first place as it looks quite nice and I'm not liking where nynab is headed.
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God drat it. I just finished remaking my budget in financier. Except I can't figure out how to clear my existing credit card balances. Put in the initial balance, and then entered the transfer to the cc account when I actually paid it, but now I have the pre-financier debt categories which it wants me to pay again. Can't figure out how to move the money to the cc debt category instead of a transfer to the cc account. Edit: Does financier support recurring transactions like ynab4 does? Demon_Corsair fucked around with this message at 18:26 on Nov 20, 2016 |
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Demon_Corsair posted:Edit: Does financier support recurring transactions like ynab4 does? Not yet, but it's in the to do-list
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Hell yeah it worked flawlessly for me, too. I'll play around with it and maybe make the switch from YNAB4 at some point.
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Signed up with financier! Honestly I would have been happy to give YNAB my money as well, but $12/year is a lot easier to stomach when you've already bought YNAB4. I honestly think they'd be making more money with a lower ask, but I guess they're a lot larger too. I'm going to maintain both for a while but my wife seems to not care which we use and aside from the mobile experience not being great, I have no real complaints otherwise yet.
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What's the advantage of Financier over YNAB4? It seems like it's just the same thing in a browser window at a better asking price than nYNAB.
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Randler posted:What's the advantage of Financier over YNAB4? It seems like it's just the same thing in a browser window at a better asking price than nYNAB. well it's actively being worked on by a responsive dev while development on YNAB4 is all but abandoned, for one.
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100 HOGS AGREE posted:well it's actively being worked on by a responsive dev while development on YNAB4 is all but abandoned, for one. Eh. While I agree, the dude who's been building the nYNAB plugin has fixed their broken product for them.
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Is there an option to import bank data (ofx file) into Financier? Edit: Doesn't look like it's supported at this time, but the dev is working on it. So far it's looking really good, it managed to import my YNAB4 budget without any issues. As soon as Financier hits feature parity (or at least ofx import + mobile) then I'll be leaving YNAB behind. Stockwell fucked around with this message at 21:04 on Nov 26, 2016 |
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Anybody having issues with YNAB4 not syncing with the cloud? It's just been over the past couple days or so, but I haven't changed any settings.
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Yeah mine isn't working with Dropbox either, at least not the iPad version.
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I am trying to do this but I include my outstanding mortgage balance in YNAB. :hardmode:
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