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No Wave posted:Mint is a giant website. The implementation of this is non-trivial, especially because how would you code something like CVS? In fact, there was an article a few years ago that ended up deconstructing the work involved in programming cards with budget buckets (and other things that "ought to be simple").
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Personally, I tend to prefer the way Quicken does net worth over time chart, where liabilities are shown as a negative number. As an example, my chart: At my peak, I had $89K in student loans and a $15K car loan. The car's paid off, and I'm making good progress on the student loan, paying $1000 a month toward a minimum payment of $218. At that rate, it'll be paid off in May of 2015. However, since I'm paid every two weeks, I'm also hoping to throw the "extra" paychecks in a month where I get paid three times toward it. P.D.B. Fishsticks fucked around with this message at 17:01 on Mar 29, 2014 |
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