I love YNAB and wish I could pay it forward. It's apparent they had money on the table with YNAB4, but squeezing out every ounce of profit can be very short sited.Īpparently I could rant for a while. it seems inneficient and a little distasteful.
YNAB HOW TO TRANSFER INFO FROM YNAB 4 SOFTWARE
I've contemplated subscribing in the past to nYNAB, but dishing out a decent amount of cash for Budget software every year/month. I have definitely got my value out of the product thousands of times over. Step 3: Don’t freak out (the control enthusiast wanted to step in here and do a few screaming fits). Then click on File and Migrate to the New YNAB. If this is true, YNAB is definitely worth its cost. According to the company’s estimates, an average user can save at least 6000 a year. I'm likely to transfer my finances to Budgetwise in the future. Step 2: Make sure my YNAB is up-to-date (more info can be found here). YNAB is available for 11.99 per month or with the annual plan for 84 per year and it seems to put user in strict budgeting mode. 19:29:59: ynabintegrationslib: 0.1.4: A library implementing integrations for ABN Amro accounts, ICS credit cards and RABO Bank csv exports with YNAB: 11:00:34. Shipped sailed: subscription fees went up the other year, they're committed to their decision. ing-ynab: 1.1.1: Import your ING Germany bank statements via FinTS into YNAB: 13:41:45: ynab-import: 0.0.4: Automate transaction import troubles to ynab. I assume also, like you and me, they were excited to share this tool with people they care about. Funny enough the first thing I did when getting out of debt was to cut all the re-occuring (subscription) costs that I could.Ī lot of the user base, pre New YNAB, had been helped very fundamentally from using the product. Going to a pure subscription based model really disenfranchised the current user base, which ironically was the most valuable thing about the product. It's a dead horse, but the team at YNAB had a missed opportunity and should have strived for a hybrid model.
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