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When will YNAB get trading cards? I want the badge.
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Dave Ramsey is a tool, though. And hey, good on you dreesemonkey for working on YNAB to provide new and useful reports. Per reddit, the new features of YNAB5 that we know about are:
I guess there could be something amazing under wraps, but at this point I'm not optimistic.
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Oct 28, 2015 03:45
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I don't think YNAB4 supports multiple currencies in one budget (see, that would be a useful feature for YNAB5). As for "private" categories, for the payee put "greazeball's dope dealer" and set the category to "secret purchases WIFE DO NOT LOOK". Category and payee names are arbitrary, you don't have to fill them out correctly. I have a "Work Lunch" payee, because I don't care if I went to Jimmy John's or Chipotle or the local beef stand - I just want to track how much I spend on lunches at work as part of my overall Restaurants category. For me, ATM withdrawals are blow money. I budget $200 for ATM withdrawals a month, and once it's gone I don't take money out. You could do something similar in your situation.
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Oct 29, 2015 01:06
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Combat Pretzel posted:This spring they scrapped their V1 of their "calculation engine" and rewrote it from scratch. That held up a lot, I'd figure. Also, scuttlebutt has it that some management type of hire from a while ago seemed to have pushed Jesse to be more profit oriented, to the ire of the previous head developer (I guess there was friction), who then apparently took his toys and went home. What the heck is the "calculation engine" supposed to be, anyway? How is adding and subtracting numbers complicated in any way, shape, or form? If someone can explain it to me, that would be great. The basic arithmetic just seems way too trivial to me.
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Nov 5, 2016 21:50
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TheCenturion posted:Does oldYNAB, or newYNAB, have any sort of transaction log for budgeting? To my knowledge, no. What you're asking for is basically an audit log of allocations, and depending on how things are written it may be super simple to add. I'd ask the financier guy if such a thing is feasible. Sorry to be salty, but I doubt Jesse/nYNAB is interested in new features that people want.
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FYI, financier seems to be dead. It'll still work, but don't expect any new features (like scheduled transactions, search, mobile app). The developer is happy with it being "stable" and doesn't intend to do much more than keep the lights on. It's a bummer, but at least I never ponied up my $12 (or even if I did, it's $12).
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