Introduction

[rehabguy1960]

Like most on here, I've been using YNAB4 (and 3) off and on for about 5 years, really "got it" almost two years ago and haven't looked back.  Was very happy to find Financier.  Haven't switched over quite yet - would like to have scheduled transactions - I think that's the last feature I'm waiting for.  I think what turned me off off nYNAB just as much as some of the software changes which I wasnt' crazy about, but also the company change.  I never felt before like it was just a business relationship.  That's probably my mistake, but I felt a connection to the company and felt like they were one of the few companies that always met or exceeded my expectations.  It feels like their relationship to their customers changed and I miss that as much as I miss walled off months.  So, here I am.  I have the year's subscription and will work on getting over my fear of changing within the next few months. 

[asromzek]

Like most on here, I've been using YNAB4 (and 3) off and on for about 5 years, really "got it" almost two years ago and haven't looked back.  Was very happy to find Financier.  Haven't switched over quite yet - would like to have scheduled transactions - I think that's the last feature I'm waiting for.  I think what turned me off off nYNAB just as much as some of the software changes which I wasnt' crazy about, but also the company change.  I never felt before like it was just a business relationship.  That's probably my mistake, but I felt a connection to the company and felt like they were one of the few companies that always met or exceeded my expectations.  It feels like their relationship to their customers changed and I miss that as much as I miss walled off months.  So, here I am.  I have the year's subscription and will work on getting over my fear of changing within the next few months.

Your experiences mirror my own almost perfectly. Welcome!

[Alex]

Welcome to the forums! Glad to have you.