You Need A Budget (ynab)

I'm scared and excited to live in New York for a while.

Routines were made to be broken.

Where I discuss our new mobile apps, and why.

Different partners may have different levels of budget materiality. What it is, and how to navigate it.

Everyone should be taking a clarity break.

We're programmed to amass, hoard, acquire. What do you do to combat that?

The launch of YNAB's new 80/20 guide, "The Debt Consolidation Myth"

Our epic failure to be less granular, and how I'm getting back to it with our own personal budget.

Sometimes starting something as a beginner again is just what you need for reinvigorating the budget.

Can too much of a good thing become a bad thing?

What are we doing when we water the sidewalk, but when we're really talking about budgeting?

What do weeds and budgeting have in common? Everything.

A discussion of the book "What Doesn't Kill Us" and why I'm now taking ice cold showers.

Saving up so you can live it up.

An Interview with an author of a book that changed my life and is required reading for the entire YNAB team. Every year.

It turns out when you peel back the priorities onion, the core of it a lot of times is an experience, not an item.

Julie set herself a goal for 2017.

Is it possible to just settle in with your stuff and avoid some of the churn involved in repeat purchasing?

All I wasn't is a toaster I can pass on to my children.

When you're buying something, you're also tacking a bunch of todos on to your list.