Rec | COPILOT BUDGETING APP

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This shit rocks. I’ve never been one to allocate certain funds to certain areas of my life, but this tool has been a great way to start — and track — my spending. Only request is a feature to help me save towards certain purchase goals, so if you have a rec for that @ me :’-)

@thesugarwoman

Jan 29, 2024

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COPILOT

I fucking love this app. Tracks everything you spend and paints a clear financial picture based on your own categorizations. You can connect every account—debit, credit, retirement, investments, even some student loans—which makes it a real one-stop shop. The Venmo integration is a real life saver too. Easy to use and ofc I love anything that’s emoji focused (shoutout PI). Did I need an app to tell me I spend too much eating out? No, but I did need to make me realize just HOW much that was? YES, damn bitch why were u living like that!!! I think it’s 95$ a year but worth every penny imo. Financial freedom is possible and understanding this stuff reallllly helps in the face of all this economic chaos. It’s not just for rich ppl I promise u 🙏🏼

@gretafetacheese

2d ago

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You need a budget (ynab)

I was not raised the most financially literate however I’ve gotten very enthusiastic about personal budgeting apps and YNAB is fantastic for this the goal is to assign a dollar a job until you have 0 budget, it also connects directly to your bank account (most of them) and categorizes your purchases for you. I had no idea how much I spend on dining out and drinking out and it is… humbling to see the writing on the wall and do this at home. also makes it so easy to budget for retirement or investments or long term savjng

@aidanaguirre

Mar 1, 2024

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‎Today's Budget

Very simple. Put in your income and expenses. It shows what you have left. Then you choose what you want to save and log your purchases. Useful for me for a couple years. Now I just use a spreadsheet and go off vibes.