My biggest YNAB win has been actually seeing the progress of debt dwindling. I always had a plan, but never made progress. YNAB keeps me on top of everything and I am happily watching the debt disappear while savings balances grow. Thank you, YNAB!

My biggest YNAB win is how much I look forward to budgeting! When I get unexpected funds, my favorite thing to do is to decide how to allocate it (instead of blowing it on something temporary). I was so excited to put my grandpa's birthday check towards new windshield wipers (and treat myself to a nicer pair). My friends may laugh but I am so happy with that decision and it would not have happened without YNAB.

My biggest win will be learning how to budget! I haven’t won anything yet as I joined today!

🏅🏆🎖My biggest win was when I bought a very expensive gadget 🎬paying with cash 💰💰💰and having no regrets! 😈👍💯

My biggest YNAB win has been being able to have informed discussions with my partner (even though our finances a currently separate). It has meant we are slowly working towards understanding each other's money habits and values before we go too deep into joining that area of our life.

My biggest win is a sense of optimism about my future. Before I had regarded my savings as an undifferentiated sum which never felt like enough. Having a better sense of what my long-terms obligations are and squirrelling  extra cash away every month has not only made me feel more secure but has also helped me think more creatively about how I can use that money to invest in my future career and personal development. 

Our family's biggest YNAB win 🏆 was finally learning how to manage money, which allows me to be a stay at home mum to our awesome toddler 👧 (plus a baby 👶 on the way in February) as we (now) only have mortgage debt! 

Thank you YNAB🌟👏  

I feel very fortunate that I'm able to spend this precious time with our kids 💖

My biggest WIN with YNAB has been getting intentional about my money and what I want it to do for me.  I'm making goals and achieving them after a lifetime of drifting through life by the seat of my pants!  I would never (because I have never) been able todo this without YNAB.

My biggest YNAB win was being able to pay for necessary large purchases (in this case, new windows and doors) without needing to take out a loan and still being able to meet monthly expenses.

Financial Literacy.  I became more conscious of my own behavior about spending and investing. While I only wanted to get out of debt, I received more benefit  knowledge-wise just by making YNAB a part of my lifestyle.  Salamat! ♥️

My biggest YNAB win is stopping the credit card float. I'm still working on increasing my buffer (currently around 18 days) but getting ahead of the float was the first step. I'm truly budgeting with YNAB, not just tracking expenses. 

Setting aside money for my pension (I'm a freelancer), knowing that the company had not taken it for three months, and still having the funds to pay it in one go when the mistake was "discovered."

My biggest win so far is HONESTY. I always closed my eyes for my debt and was thinking it would magically disappear. NEWSFLASH: it doesn't! Since I've really started using YNAB I'm not out of debt yet but getting there. I know where my money goes to know and can HALT when I'm overspending.

To know that I have provided for the irregular expenses and know to prepare for when 'shit happens' wil happen. 21 days, going up.... 

My biggest YNAB win is paying attention and planning where my dollars go. For all of my adult life, I have been responding to bills or impulses. Many of the impulses were good, like buying a car, a house, and other touchstones of the American Dream. Now I prioritize in a way that is true to me. I am grateful for the forward thinking that I am learning while using this tool. 

My biggest YNAB win is getting full visibility into my accounts and where our money is going.  It is awesome having the single pane of glass to be see all of that information.

I’m just getting started but the question of “what does your money need to do between now and your next paycheck.” It was a duh question but gave me more purpose and direction - especially since we’re self-employed. 

My biggest YNAB win is being more mindful of where all of our money is going. Before starting with YNAB in January we were basically living paycheck to paycheck and unsure of where all our money was going. 9 months later we are a full month ahead on all of our bills and $14k less in debt because we were able to send the extra money we “found” with YNAB to paying off debt!

My biggest YNAB win is learning that I can build an EF even when my spouse is a spender and not on board.  

Our biggest YNAB win has definitely been changing our budgeting to meet where we are. Only budgeting with the money we have. I used to get so caught up with forecasting and “budgeting” for weeks/months in advance and it was so stressful! Now I can stay in the moment better and actually feel more control over our finances. 

My biggest YNAB win is probably being able to put almost all of my money into my savings account for the high interest rate regardless of its job. I don't use my checking account for much other than my credit card payments, student loans, and one other bill; I buy everything else with a credit card and then pay it off in full when my statement comes in. I just have to make sure there's enough actually in my checking account for the outflows. I'm not hiding the money from myself by keeping most of it in savings, I'm taking advantage of the great interest rate.

The biggest win for me is the “roll with the punches” idea. No one wants to feel negative when their budget doesn’t work as planned. Love it!

The biggest win for me is the “roll with the punches” idea. No one wants to feel negative when their budget doesn’t work as planned. Love it!

My biggest YNAB Win is the peace of mind when I see that I'm able to keep going with all the expenses and still have fun spending holydays money.

My biggest win is my mental health- I was constantly overpaying debt and not leaving myself to fund my True Expenses- now that I have switched that around, I’m paying off just as much but my anxiety level has plummeted! I’m set to pay off a credit card this month and my fiancé wants to get on board with YNAB too! It’s been truly life changing- thank you!!