How to Save for Christmas All Year
YNAB helps us save for Christmas all year, so the question when shopping isn't "How can I afford this?" but "How do I want to spend this?"
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Nick Kaylor
Sep 274 min
Is Your Spending Aligned With Your Priorities?
Look at where your money has been going and ask yourself if it aligns with your values.
Nick Kaylor
Aug 85 min
How Credit Cards Work in YNAB
Using a credit card in YNAB (and real life!) is like having a layover rather than a nonstop flight for your money.
Nick Kaylor
Jul 116 min
How to Solve 9 Common YNAB Challenges
Navigating how to use YNAB can sometimes be unclear and confusing. Let's help you get the hang of it and unlock it's full potential.
Nick Kaylor
Jun 175 min
Be the Driver of Your Finances, Not a Passenger
When it comes to our money, we should strive for continual awareness and intentionality to ensure our decisions align with our priorities.
Nick Kaylor
Mar 14 min
Your Budget Never Has a Normal Month
There is no such thing as a normal month, despite what we keep telling ourselves. In order to budget better, we need to face this reality.
Nick Kaylor
Dec 27, 20239 min
9 Ways YNAB Helped Us Budget Better
How could the way we budget be so impactful? Because YNAB is more than expense tracking, more than income forecasting, and more than a...
Nick Kaylor
Nov 30, 20235 min
A Better Way to Save Your Money
Have we been thinking about our savings all wrong? Saving is important, but it's more important to know what you're saving for.
Nick Kaylor
Oct 27, 20236 min
Redefine What Budgeting Means to You
Does budgeting conjure up feelings of sacrificing freedom and wistful happiness for restriction and stern frugality? Scrap that.
Nick Kaylor
Sep 12, 20235 min
What Is Your True Monthly Budget?
When we sit down to write a budget, what are we typically doing? We look at what we expect to make and spend in a given month. We outline...
Nick Kaylor
Aug 22, 20235 min
Have You Already Spent Your Next Paycheck?
If you use a credit card, tell me if this spending pattern sounds familiar: You buy things with your card, then wait for your next...
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