No personal experiences yet (start later tonight) but the reviews are quite good from what I can find. I think some of the kaki here uses it also, hope that it is easy to use else

I am tempted too.

YNAB 3 helped me start from RM500 and it became RM3000+ in a year of savings (as a student) I only get like a few hundred a month so yeah, it works I bought YNAB 4 for the mobile app functionality so I can update it on the go instead of just jotting what I spend down and then updating it when I get home. Budgeting really helps and knowing how much you spend on what category really helps to rein in your overspending and bad spending habits.

Anyone found Crysis 3 seling at garage sales please inform me.

We can keep track of daily transactions and itemize?

That's what the program is for

Mark of the Ninja: Special Edition DLC -$0.99
Gas Guzzlers Extreme - $6.24
Skulls of the Shogun - $5
F1 2013 Classic Edition -$8.64
Castle Crashers Blacksmith - $0.50
Castle Crashers Pink Knight - $0.50
Rogue Legacy - $5
World in Conflict: Complete - $5
Freedom Pack - $3.75
Age of Empires II HD: The Forgotten - $5
Foul Play Retail Key - $3.75
Anomaly 2 - $4.10, from Humble Bundle.
Ace Patrol Pacific Skies on iOS - $3
XCOM Enemies Unknownon iOS -$10.50
A Team Truck for Smash Bandits - $3
Ghost Trick Unlock all Episodes IAP - $0.99

Total is: $65.99 or RM217. Blew the budget.



For some reasons, feels like I bought nothing much this sale.

This post has been edited by Cheesenium: Jan 3 2014, 05:07 PM

Hmm, might give it a shot then. There is a demo on the Steam store too, so i'll try it then.

No FM2014?

Anyone has the list of Amazon Editor's choice? I can't access CAG forum and the word 'game' seems to be filtered as well. I saw Brothers at USD5.99, my $5 voucher looks awesome now.

It's important for me to manage my "budgeting", totally different than the usual expenses manager software

i insta buy after watch a few video from them
http://www.youneedabudget.com/support/vide...arted-with-ynab

You can't look it up day by day but it lists all the dates in the particular month so you can view it yourself (according to accounts: bank/cash/whatever you have) and you can categorize each transaction according to a budget category (food/travel/whatever). Everything can be customized except for the headers (Date/Payee/Category/Memo/Outflow/Inflow). Like for example I spent RM50.80 of my food budget for the month (RM300) so I only have RM249.20 left to spend for the month

They have a free demo you can try out to see if it's your thing.

This post has been edited by red streak: Jan 3 2014, 05:09 PM

Bad news for you

the software actually don't mind you overspend and u easily know which category u can spend less to even it

Nah, no money d.

Ohh, no worries, I guess I will just wait till the day and see first then. I thought so lucky, can get Brothers for USD1

This post has been edited by ik3da: Jan 3 2014, 05:17 PM

Its actually quite cheap for a finance management software.

$15 is a steal.

How much was MYOB again?

My engineering software licenses are even worse. Some licenses can buy multiple alex82 account.

Nah, don't go MYOB - too expensive for personal usage unless you doing SOHO or something like that. I bought YNAB as well, thought it would be good to be tracking expenses before I ended at year end with almost empty bank account again hahaha.

So, YNAB is kinda useless for you?

Even more important with a baby coming along. Extra expenses to budget for.