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mrmcd posted:I mean the whole thing I liked about YNAB versus something like Mint was it wasn't hoovering up all my data and keeping it on a server and selling it to who knows what data mining marketers. We just took on a personal finance education project at work and it's causing me to re-evaluate a lot of my own practices, like checking out YNAB again. This news really put a damper on it. I've read the security brief and privacy policy and there aren't any outright red flags (yet), and I do trust them more than post-takeover Mint but still. I really don't want all this information on someone else's databases. There's a lot of advantages to the new web model above being able to charge (a not unreasonable but still high) subscription fee, rapid updates, instant cross platform, maybe tighter integration with various banks? I get why they'd want to go this way, even if it pushes the [justifiably] paranoid like myself away. That said, is there a referral chain or coupon floating around for YNAB4?
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