Zero-based budgeting
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The new budgeting feature completed alpha testing and is now available in the Beta Testing Program, open to both trialing and subscribed users! š
The new Budget page includes support for zero-based budgeting, custom budget periods, improved support and logic for carryover and allocation pools, and more!
If you have any feedback to share with us, feel free to reach out in the beta testing channel on Discord, or open an in-app feedback ticket via the 'HELP' menu. š
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Andrew Browne
Very very very much looking forward to this.
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Ysabel Caballes
Just tried Lunch Money today and I love it... except it doesn't have zero-based budgeting. I can't use it without that, so really looking forward to more updates on this!
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Kent
So excited for this!
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Matthew
Canāt wait, this is what Iāve been waiting for to re-evaluate LM. Had to move off of it since it didnāt have ZBB
Jen from Lunch Money
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The new budgeting feature within Lunch Money which supports zero-based budgeting has officially entered alpha testing! Stay tuned for more updates!
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Raul Hernandez
Jen from Lunch Money this is great news. Once this is live, I'll be cancelling my YNAB subscription.
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James & Karen
Jen from Lunch Money Aaaaand subbed! Excited for this to come out :)
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Sarai Larson
I hope this gets added soon.
I'd appreciate the ability split recurring items over time periods such as week and year to cover subscriptions/donations using those intervals.
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Tomas Herman
This is a missing piece for me for moving from YNAB to LM. I think, with the coming price hike of YNAB, you have a really big opportunity to gain a lot of new users. It would be amazing if you could make it work. However, i can imagine it's a big ask/remodel of the current version of the app. Good luck!
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Skyler
Any updates on this one since brining on the project based product manager?
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Ian Saucy
I would be highly interested in this or a version of it. I really really enjoy the simplicity of LM and how it makes me more likely to manage my finances.
That being said, I do really want something to "mark" my dollars and how I intend that they be spent. Set goals etc.
I am hesitant to say that the answer to this is zero-based budgeting because I think it automatically adds a lot of complexity to the process and that...sucks.
But maybe the LM team can come up with some novel to help solve this problem!
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