Put in a noncompetitive bid for a 26-week T Bill, estimated yield 1.835% compared to a shade over 1% for my sweep account.  This is possible because I beat my budget by enough over time that I have $1000 of pre-budget cash that I definitely won't need to transfer to the budget before September.  (Technically, I definitely don't need it before October; but there's no such thing as a 7 month T-Bill.)

Feeling in control! Gathered and input almost all needed data and giving all dollars jobs! I'm a newbie, but loving it already! I can see that this has amazing potential. It has my husband and I communicating in a way we never have (with only a few minor tiffs!). This is fantastic!

made new goals, didn't stress about payments coming in as they were already covered, researching a pantry app to improve our food waste and make meal planning easier. 

Trying to bravely roll with the punches and re-work my next couple months' savings goals, as it looks like I'll have to pay some medical & auto bills earlier than expected, and I'm feeling really tempted to just hide my head in the sand instead, uugh :)

Sold a piece of exercise equipment that was sitting in my living room gathering dust. I love Facebook Marketplace for earning me a little extra cash as I declutter. 

I'm glad you brought back this thread!  When I started YNABing 3 years ago, it was a great source of inspiration and encouragement to me!  What I did today was pick up an extra shift at work because our dishwasher sprung a leak and I know there will be some repair bills coming up.

My first post on the YNAB forum.  We've been 'doing' YNAB since October, 2017.  Recently we've been SQUEAKING out $1300 in the months of Feb and Mar and will finish this April in time to pay 2017 Federal Taxes owed this year (newly retired ...note: first year is a killer for taxes).  Today,  we decided if we can "survive" 3 months with out $1300/month; we could persevere another 4 months to pay off $5200.00 of old debt still owed on credit card.  Extremely, extremely tight; however, we can do it.  We would not have had insight to do this goal with old spreadsheet budgeting.  Our freezers, pantry, and canned goods cabinet are taking a big hit.  Yet, by the time our taxes and credit card are paid in full (another total 5 months for both) we will have that $1300 back to budget to restock our food supply and other goals.  Happily looking down the road for a successful long-term goal over short-term (mo.) goal.  Here's to success.  Couldn't have gotten this far without YNAB.

I love this idea! I wish we could make a daily thread for this question. 

I am currently selling all of my Pokemon bulk and keeping all the money in my PayPal as a small emergency fund that I don't touch. I'm also going to (probably) cancel my Netflix subscription so I can start listening to more podcasts and all the audio books that I have been collecting.

I got a raise at work and automatically increased my 401k deduction and direct deposit into saving so I won't be tempted to touch the money as I conveniently just got my budget to a place I'm happy with and don't need the increase in spending!

Telling myself that I'm better at paying debt then I was the first time. Thus knowing I'm always improving and I'll only get better. Which lets me not being stressed out with new debt because I know it's going to be gone.

I keep a "Find another way to save some money today" todo list.  Yesterday it was consolidating two separate wireless phone accounts into one (and dumping the other) to the tune of about a 30% savings, and had them apply an employee discount that I didn't previously know I was eligible for.

Today I've been combing through my accounts looking for auto-recurring payments that I had forgotten about or didn't even know I had (like TV shows, apps, etc) and weeding out the ones that I don't use and don't care about.

I posted this in my journal but I'll share it here, too: I haven't logged any Work Lunch expenses since Fresh Starting my budget on 2/25 - that's 9 work days. 🙌  (For comparison, I had 11 transactions in 35 work days prior to the FS.)

On Tuesday I sent the final payment to the bank for my car. As of Tuesday, I officially hit my personal goal of being debt free at 33!

Congrats! That's so awesome! What a great feeling! We just started YNAB in the past two weeks, but we are seeing that there is a light at the end of the tunnel! We actually dared to think about the house projects that have been neglected for many, many years! But, instead of putting them on a credit card, we're gonna make a project list, then set up budget categories and save, as soon as we've got the last credit card paid off. Woohoo!

Last night we smashed the last of the leftovers after DS's soccer game instead of running to the store for chicken fingers, or ordering a pizza. We have my stepson and stepdaughter only part time, so we have this sort of accordion effect when it comes to our food supply. DH and I will eat pretty much whatever, and survive on leftovers and pantry staples, but the kids are pickier. We've had two "leftover" nights while they've been with us, but they ate like champs last night without complaint. I call that a win!

I said no to my son about going to get shelves this month (tomorrow). It just is not in the budget. Before when we didn't have a budget we'd have gone to IKEA and then gotten stuff we didn't need in addition to shelves. Instead we will go in April. 

i bought food to make salads for lunch for this week which should save me at least £30 and whilst in the shop I did not buy the bottle of wine I was tempted by,

While stuck inside during this New England blizzard, I've poked around my place and found a few items to list on eBay to bring in a few extra $$ - especially handy since I'll be moving in a couple months, so now's the time! :)

I'm menu-plannng according to what's in the freezer and pantry and buying mostly fresh fruit and veggies.  We're going to have some great meals this week!

I was SO close to getting a takeaway (takeout) tonight even though I had plenty to cook.

Consulted the budget and it’d make it a very tight month if I did.... just finished a gorgeous home cooked meal...with a portion frozen for tighter times!

YNAB for the win!