Yes, I love Mint. However, I hate the whole concept of compiling your assets and all that shit. The idea of putting in your car at the value you want (IE: $30,000.00), or putting your home at the value you bought it at is complete B$. All Assets depreciate (except maybe home values). Mint can't keep up with determining the value of these assets, hence, I put in all my bank accounts, and my mortgage without the asset value.
I don't like to give out my personal bank information to middleman/random websites.
Also simple excel spreadsheet is all I need for my financial needs and future planning etc.
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Nope. I spend way less than I pull in so don't need it.
lol. I just keep my lifestyle simple. Netflix + Internet is all the TV I need. On a family share plan for phone, eat out mainly on weekends only with a few exceptions. Pack lunch every day with a few exceptions. Bring my own coffee to work instead of buy, etc.
I probably spend more than most of the lower (people that REALLY save) end but I'm probably still below average.
lol. I just keep my lifestyle simple. Netflix + Internet is all the TV I need. On a family share plan for phone, eat out mainly on weekends only with a few exceptions. Pack lunch every day with a few exceptions. Bring my own coffee to work instead of buy, etc.
I probably spend more than most of the lower (people that REALLY save) end but I'm probably still below average.
It's just so unusual to see someone make that statement these days, good on ya :thumbsup:
I have a buddy who lives on $12k a year. His house & cars are paid off, he keeps up on his finances, they make all their food at home, and plan out their own vacations. I think it he makes about 10 times that amount, but this way he can tuck away the rest for his kid's college funds & weddings, emergencies, and stuff like that. Pretty amazing!
