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Freezer is on top because traditionally fridges were simpler and just had one condenser portion up top. Cold air falls, so it would circulate to the fridge part on the bottom. So things that needed to be frozen would be near the cold element and things that needed to be kept above freezing could be kept further away.

I really enjoyed this episode. Erin is very motivational.

I'm frustated desktop/web doesn't support newlines in a memo. Limits the usefulness and kind of makes me need to keep it relatively short. I kind of can on mobile, but then it confuses web/desktop a bit

I've already listened to this via the podcast but had to come here to comment. I love it when Erin comes on the show. She is just the best, hopefully she will come back to discuss her new budget from after paying off the mortgage like you all talked about in that episode. Also, I'm curious as you always talk about how expensive car seats are and how you have to keep buying new ones. I live in Australia, we have convertible car seats that go from birth to 4 years old (some will go even higher in age). Does America not have car seats that convert from rear facing lying down to front facing sitting up? That is just hard for me to believe or understand honestly.

State Farm will stiff you when it's time to pay your claim. Paid them premiums for 25 years and it was like pulling teeth to get my full house flood claim paid. Dropped them like a hot potato and went with Farm Bureau.

Great topic and great guest!

Request: Can we get an "Archive" feature? "Archive" would take the current place of the "hidden" category as described in the video (no deleting a category in case you want to see it for reports or bring it back later), however "hidden" would now be specifically for hiding a category for a short period of time (or if you don't want to see it for a specific reason temporarily). I feel like the modification area of YNAB could use a makeover soon! I've been using YNAB for almost 6 years and love it!

This was fantastic - thank you for running through the new target functionality. Question - what recommendations would you have for scheduled transactions vs targets? For example, I know $1,000 will be withdrawn each 1st of the month from my checking account for my mortgage. Do you recommend a scheduled transaction for the exact amount or a target?

For the love of God. Please make a widget for the Lock Screen of an IPhone

Hi Hannah, could you do a video on closing a category that is no longer needed please.

Yeah, that intro actually captures how it feels pretty good. Huh.

Wow, 20 years of YNAB. Crazy.

Surprised... but this was an excellent video, thank you!

I really enjoy these basic budgeting YNAB videos but this one was completely nonsensical until 3/4's of the way through

Too bad the first rule now transformed into a habit feels clunky. I mean I felt straight forward tome as a rule, but if someone working at YNAB feels its clunky and the rules should be a habit, there could be room for improving the first rule ehrm.... habit .... confusing. Don't get me wrong, I love YNAB. However, my advice would be to first learn YNAB and then dive into the YNAB podcast that tends to redefine the established terms and come up with nuanced views based on those redefined terms.

Rule 4: age your tasks! I think David Allen has a line about this. We tend to give false urgency to tasks as they arise, but actually the (counterintuitive) goal is to delay tasks so you focus more on the prioritized list you’ve already defined, instead of constantly reacting to new tasks as they arise. 🤓

Love this demo... easy enough to follow that I'm going to use it with my 11 year old to create and manage his budget in YNAB. ❤

Hi Hannah! Just started watching videos even thoough I,ve doing YNAB for 7mths. So I mistakenly wrote over my Azmazon Category with Household goods in the effort to get more granular per your example. Now 6mths of Amazon expensws are gone!! Is there a way to fix this please???

This is why I love YNAB - it's not just a mobile app: it's a feature-rich web app, a budgeting method, and a real community with awesome content like this. Good on you YNAB for continuing to invest in this - it's one of the things that keeps me a (very) happy customer.

"Fancy Doily-looking thing" 😅

Here’s a “shortcut” for mac users: The newest Safari will let you turn a website into an app and you can even place it in the dock.

LOL! This is a good episode😄

I leveled up my budgeting a lot when I integrated IFTTT with YNAB using the API (and AWS Lambda). My bank does not support a good interface for automatic importing the transactions, so I decided to use IFTTT to get the notification from the bank app about a transaction, send it to a webhook I setup on AWS for free, process the message and send to ynab 😂

Thank you, Hannah! Doing a budget based on MY needs and not based on what the world tells me (ie: the 50/30/20 rule) really hit home. Your presentation is so warming!

Thank you so much, Hannah! With all the recommendations out there of what to budget in what category, it was really nice to just for once be spoon-fed a specific example and (probably more importantly) WHY for each category. For example, why you have specific for disc golf and ehy you break up groceries by week is genius, and it'll give my wife and I an excellent starting point.

Fantastic new features! Informative and hilarious video. Lastly, "ADULT TAX" is a hilarious category group. I may steal it.

is it weird that Hannah is my fav youtuber of all time... I could watch her explain anything... even AstroChemistry

I need to pull this video up next time I reconcile so I can practice all the shortcuts!

This is AMAZING!!! I have been wondering if there was an easier way for me to split transactions between multiple categories!

Thr ynab win with the saleman is incredibly funny. So funny to just advertise it back

Not only I agree, but this opened my eyes to a whole new vision of planning my life😮. Thank you! You have no idea how this helped me!!

Why have I never heard of YNAB?

Lisa send us all a copy please 😅

I owe $2000 a month on debt and bills, and make $21,800 a year. I can't get a job interview for a better paying job. I am starting to get nervous because I keep pulling from my savings.

I’ve got to try these! From my full-time job my dominant wrist is killing me. So I do need a break from using my mouse. And this is a good reminder to use desktop version, I like it way better than the Phone app. Don’t give me wrong. I use the phone app 95% of the time but I like the desktop version even better! Thanks for the tips, Hannah!

And just hold down Shift + “ChatGPT” for YNAB to automatically log in to your online banking and complete your reconciliation for you!

I need a shortcut to autoassign underfunded my selected categories!!

90% of my YNABbing is on the Android app. I don't open the web app more than once or twice a month.

OMG! Is this YNAB, or is this Vim?? _Welcome to YNAE (You Need An Editor) - or maybe Yim - Where people who are a cut above everyone else budget using _*_only_*_ the keyboard and nothing else!_ Press '$' to enter money mode, press 'b' to budget, press '10' to repeat it ten times automagically. Voila!! Now I know what you're thinking: _"Wait, how the heck do I exit Yim??"_ That's on purpose! Because now the budget staring begins... ( o.o)

Shift+L to APPROVE ALL imported bank transactions!! 🤩 Definitely the clear winner in my book. 💯 🏆 🥇

Wow, 19:47 put a smile on my face. And what an excellent insight -- using your budget to actually know what's your necessary salary. 🧠

Tell developers, they need a print button on the shortcuts screen

Love the braids!

L.O.V.E I.T !!!😱

Fangirl scream 😱* immediately throws out mouse*

What is this magic of linking transactions??

Ernie will agree with me... Why would I want to shortcut my time in YNAB? I look for ways to spend more time YNABing. 🤪 The intro was hilarious, 100% me on my laptop.

Love the video, as usual, Hannah! I first thought the up arrow to go to the bottom was odd, but now it makes complete sense. The target snooze feature is incredible; possibly underrated. One thing that is strange is when I choose to match something, I also have to approve it. I get auto-matches need an approval, but if I choose to match, I shouldn’t have to approve. However, the shortcuts should make this quick! Signing off to practice the shortcuts now!

Hannah, this is a huge feature upgrade. Is it possible to add a key command to expand/condense all categories?

Where should you put the savings into for the 6 month & 3 month expenses? I currently have a 6 month emergency saving funded in high yield savings account