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Just How Easy Is It To Manage Your Finances With This All-New YNAB Feature?

Shirley Higgins Nov 26, 2022
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Many people prefer budgeting to stay on track with their financial goals and reduce expenses. Budgeting apps are the best way to manage your finances and stay updated, no matter where you go. Now, a popular budgeting app has introduced an interesting feature which allows families and couples to manage their finances together through its interface.

Alexander/Pexels | Budgeting apps make it easier to manage finances

Budgeting Apps And Money Management

There are several ways to manage a budget, but mobile budgeting apps are probably the smartest. The budgeting app allows you to set spending limits, check on your goals, track your spending, and be motivated to spend in your budget. You Need a Budget (YNAB) is a famous budgeting app with various valuable features like a loan payoff calculator, goal tracking, and spending reports.

The app appeals to couples and families who want to improve their financial health together. Using budgeting apps together enables more informed financial decisions, as everyone has true financial knowledge. 

YNAB recently added sharing options to the users, which allows them to share their subscriptions and budgets with over five other people. The best part of the app is that multiple people can benefit from the app through one single subscription with no extra costs to access the new feature. With the new feature, each member can avail of the following benefits:

– Generate their YNAB account

– Share budgets with their group members

– Create and revise unlimited budgets

– Access to customer support

As YNAB is a paid budgeting app. However, if you are low on budget, you can buy a yearly subscription, which offers more savings than a monthly subscription.

Karolina/Pexels |You can work together to reduce your expenses with the new YNAB feature

Benefits Of Being Open About Your Finances With Your Loved Ones

People often hide their finances from their partners or family members. If you are making financial decisions together, it’s best to keep them informed. You never know – they might devise a better budget! Discussing money and financial goals can make it easier to attain them.

Knowing your finances will enable you to make improvements that are essential to meet your goals. Detailed discussion may even let you change the spending habits of a loved one that’s affecting your budget in the form of increased expenses.

Karolina/Pexels |The new feature will allow you to work towards increasing your savings

Learning to manage financial matters together, like setting a budget for groceries, will help you spend on important things and reduce overspending. When you and your partner work together for the same goal, you can find ways to reduce expenses to boost savings. 

Understanding that a boost in your savings account is a goal for both of you will allow you to make compromises and decide accordingly. Feeling uncomfortable in sharing your expenses is not beneficial for you or your loved ones. It’s wise to discuss finances with your loved ones as the related decisions will affect their life too.

Also, it will be much more fruitful if you and your partner work together towards a financial goal. Imagine you are trying to save and cut down your expenses, and your partner, who doesn’t know about your budget, goes out to spend money on shopping. All your efforts will be in vain unless both of you are on the same page.

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