If in debt, stop spending - if not, save. I could never remember all those things.Ynab is fan tast ic. Really solid. I paid full price for it before I saw it on steam.
Ehh when you have assets and debt like a real adult give me a shout.If in debt, stop spending - if not, save. I could never remember all those things.
The question you should ask is will you have (lots of) money by using (this) budgeting software?Everyone I know who has (lots of) money uses budgeting software of some sort. -shrug-
Oh be nice - it was partly for the guy above you, radditsu, Mint syncing. Mint is freemium and uses targeted marketing based on your inputs. But you knew that, right? Right.The whole purpose behind budging software is to help manage your money better so you have more of it. This software isn't Freemium and has no way to market to you. Literally none of what you said applies here.
Don't run off on some retarded tangent here, you've been good for so long about it. If you don't care for the software or this discussion then don't use it and abstain from posting in it.
It's beneficial over something like Excel because not everyone is savvy enough to set up an excellent, workable spreadsheet of all their finances. I set up really awesome spreadsheets for friends, and their eyes start glazing over after a few minutes of me explaining to them how to use them.Oh be nice - it was partly for the guy above you, radditsu, Mint syncing. Mint is freemium and uses targeted marketing based on your inputs. But you knew that, right? Right.
We don't have the same tax-income system you do. I was going to ask how this software is beneficial beyond excel before you got all pissy for me missing a quote.
they are three so very different games its impossible to "choose" between them, just whatever you have an itch to scratch right now - D&D style rpg (divinity), fallout style RPG (wasteland 2) or freelancer space game (gemini). Just purely going on metacritic i'd say the order you play them should beAnyone like starpoint gemini 2? Trying to decide between like it, divinity, or wasteland 2 as my final purchase.
I use Mint - it does do the targeted marketing (although it's incredibly easy to ignore) - not seen anything that they attempt to charge for to call it "Freemium" though - unless it's that Mint Bills thing that's a seperate login when I go to the PC website (never touched it). Phone App has nothing that would incur cost that I've seen going all over it.Oh be nice - it was partly for the guy above you, radditsu, Mint syncing. Mint is freemium and uses targeted marketing based on your inputs. But you knew that, right? Right.
We don't have the same tax-income system you do. I was going to ask how this software is beneficial beyond excel before you got all pissy for me missing a quote.
Put that way, I already bought like 10 games and had another 10 unplayed. Want them but I guess I'll wait for summer sale. (Not sure I got anything spacey so maybe starpoint.)they are three so very different games its impossible to "choose" between them, just whatever you have an itch to scratch right now - D&D style rpg (divinity), fallout style RPG (wasteland 2) or freelancer space game (gemini). Just purely going on metacritic i'd say the order you play them should be
divinity - 87 MC
wasteland 2 - 81 MC
starpoint gemini 2 (do you need to play 1 first?) - 69 MC
i'd only buy one, as all three will be on deeper discounts this summer and it'll take that long to finish any of the 3.