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Ask HN: Mint is shutting down. What are your alternative preferences and why?
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Re: Ask HN: Mint is shutting down. What are your alternative preferences and why?
#2YNAB has a bit of a learning curve so I'd say you should spend a couple of weeks watching their videos and listening to the podcast while adjusting to the new approach. You'll spend most of that time learning zero-based-budgeting, the app itself is very easy to use.
Re: Ask HN: Mint is shutting down. What are your alternative preferences and why?
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#5I switched from YNAB since I wasn't really following the YNAB methodology and really just wanted something simpler (set a budget for a category & tell me at the end of the month how I did, and review my transactions for the day).
Some downsides:
* Some of the integrations are flaky (AMEX gets logged out almost every day, making me sign in again). Probably not copilot's fault, more like the plaid API.
* Meh about the yearly subscription. But hey, 95 dollars a year for something I use on a semi-regular basis isn't bad.
Re: Ask HN: Mint is shutting down. What are your alternative preferences and why?
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#8See this Ask HN thread from a couple days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38149401