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Are You Riding the Credit Card Float?
This was news to us when we started using YNAB: if you can’t pay your credit card in full right now and meet your current obligations, you’ve got debt. It’s called the credit card float, and it means your finances are less comfortable than they appear. Here’s how to get back on solid ground.
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Goodbye, Mint. Hello, YNAB.
On November 2, Intuit announced that it would be shutting down Mint. Come January, millions of users will be left looking for a replacement app. In this week’s podcast, Jesse discusses how YNAB offers a fundamentally different approach than Mint. YNAB builds habits and changes your thinking around spending, plus we’ll never try to sell you on credit cards or pay later plans.
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Budget Nerds: YNAB’s New Alerts Can Stop the Float
As life gets complicated, credit card charges can overwhelm the amount of cash you have coming in. Fortunately, YNAB has a feature to help you manage that! Ben and Ernie show the new credit card alert, which cuts through the complexity and gives you a clear signal if credit card spending ever outpaces the cash you’ve set aside.
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Have questions? Want to learn the best practice for reimbursements, credit cards, or YNAB Together? Just tap the Help icon on web or mobile to search our thorough and constantly updated Help articles. Our Support team puts a lot of work into making these articles useful and easy-to-follow.
No epic quests through pages of jargon. If you’re stumped, you don’t have to go far to find the answers you’re looking for!
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