How do I cancel my subscription to YNAB?

How do I cancel my subscription to YNAB?

To cancel your subscription, log in and go to Account Settings. Scroll down a bit (it’s not a long page) and click the aptly named ‘Cancel your subscription’ button. From there it’s pretty self-explanatory. Once you confirm the cancellation, you will no longer be charged.

What YNAB means?

You Need a Budget
You Need a Budget (YNAB) (pronounced Why-nab) is an American multi-platform personal budgeting program based on the envelope method. In 2013 it was the most popular personal finance software among Lifehacker readers.

Can I get a refund on YNAB?

If you subscribed through YNAB directly, this will automatically end your subscription and trigger a refund for any unused time only if you’re on the annual subscription plan. If you decide you’d like to return to YNAB in the future, you’ll be able to create a new account with the same email address.

How much is YNAB per month?

YNAB costs $11.99 per month and can be canceled at any time. A YNAB annual plan is available for $84 per year.

What is YNAB broke?

To be YNAB Broke means you’re out of money in some categories, but you probably still have plenty of money in the bank. It’s when you feel like going shopping for clothes, but check your clothing category and see you only have $5.67 in there. But your checking account is FLUSH with cash.

What budgeting app does Dave Ramsey recommend?

EveryDollar
EveryDollar is Dave Ramsey’s practical, mobile, free (yes, really) budgeting tool. You can use it on your desktop or download the app to your phone. This means EveryDollar goes where you go, which makes it super easy to budget from anywhere.

How old is my money YNAB?

One of the ways in which you can track your financial security in YNAB is via the age of money which you’ll find on all screens within YNAB in the top right-hand corner. Here you can see my personal age of money right now is 7 days.

What does WAM mean in YNAB?

Budget whack-a-mole
Budget whack-a-mole, or WAM, is when you have to borrow money from one budget category to cover expenses in another. It happens, and it’s more than okay—it’s encouraged!