u/Due_Today2701

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When you link bank accounts, can you force it to sync and also is this program smart enough to figure out auto transactions that were manually put in earlier?

Given the great positive responses from my last post, I’m taking the plunge on trying out YNAB. So far, I like it a lot and it feels more intuitive than quicken Simplifi.

I did want to try out bank linking option. So my question is regarding transactions.

I’m trying to stay on top of everything as closely as possible. So I don’t know if there’s a specific time of day where it syncs with banks and syncs the transactions.

Right now, my workflow has been immediately after a transaction is made in person or online. I manually create a transaction get the dollar amount exact and the name as close to what I think will show up on my bank transactions but leave it Pending.

Now because of my ocd I like having my purchases immediately put into YNAB. However there might something I miss here and there so I’d like to stick with the syncing if it works.

So far in the past few days I’ve noticed that transactions I’ve manually logged and left pending cleared themselves after they actually cleared. Now either I’m crazy and imaging it or YNAB was smart enough to figure out which transaction I was going for???

What are you guys doing what’s your workflow?

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u/Due_Today2701 — 13 hours ago
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I want to start ynab but. How do you start if you’re living paycheck to paycheck?

Feels like everyone starting YNAB has a bunch of money squirreled away already. All the intro vids are showing people who have $10k in the bank already put aside so it’s super simple to live on last months check. I’m happy for yah I really am.

Is there any vids or explanations on people who don’t have generational wealth and are just starting off?

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u/Due_Today2701 — 1 day ago

I got rid of the mpcnc last year just due to it sitting. Nothing majorly wrong with it just wish it was faster and more accurate. But what do you want for under like $700 total give or take.

I did a bunch of hobby stuff with it and a few small jobs. I struggled with flatness on some natural wood and ended up with some issues with v carvings coming out inconsistent which drove me nuts. Switched to mdf and plastic and enjoyed the results much more although mdf has its own set of issues. Plastic is nice and easy to work with it.

I’m not opposed to building another and I have seen some newer machines under $1500. Was looking for ideas opinions some thing in that ball park.

Was wondering if anyone does any kits like mpcnc but faster and stronger? Was shooting for like a 4x4 footprint to maybe large sheets of plastic.

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u/Due_Today2701 — 6 days ago

Ariens 21547331  Lift Lever Plunger Assembly, Black 17.32

The riding mower is an old cheapo ariens 960160027

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