233 - One of the Richest Men in the World was a Bookkeeper
One of the richest men in the history of the world was a bookkeeper. Mic drop.

One of the richest men in the history of the world was a bookkeeper. Mic drop.
It's critical that your pace is intense, but sustainable.
How do you handle things when you're paid every day? The same way.
YNAB CCO, Todd Curtis, and I talk about couples and money, and why we recommend joining forces.
YNAB CCO, Todd Curtis, and I discuss an argument for (and solid research backing) the idea of simplifying.
YNAB Chief Customer Officer, Todd Curtis, and I discuss focusing on long term goals by looking at the here and now.
A report on our "Cash is King" budget where I talk about the ups and downs experienced so far.
What kind of identity do you have wrapped up in your car? Just something to think about.
The budget should force a "revisiting" of priorities without necessarily having your hand forced externally.
Why saving for its own sake can be dangerous.
The end all be all strategy for paying down your debt.
Steps to take before you take steps to pay down your debt.
I talk with evidence-based investing advisor Matt Hall about, you guessed it, investing.
The ultimate experience as it relates to "Save up for it."
What if I dramatically reduce our categories so we hit our goals, classify all online purchases as "online" and use cash for everything else?
The New YNAB is three months old. How is it going? A bit behind the scenes.
A question that goes a bit deeper than just giving every dollar a job.
An interview with NYT bestselling author Ron Lieber about how to not raise spoiled kids...
Is the ideal budget just four categories?
Why do businesses always end up morphing into finance companies?
Where we talk about students and their debt, and "swipe technology."
Rule Four reloaded.
Rule Three reloaded.
Rule Two reloaded.
Rule One reloaded.
The "minimum viable product" strategy as it relates to software.
There's a new feature in our latest version of the YNAB software, and we think you'll love it!
Christmas bills got you down? Make next Christmas better!
Sometimes, things just have to change.
An exciting announcement from Jesse Mecham!