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Zach
@zachterrell
Is there a good product for figuring out personal burn rate? Or should I just export my info as a CSV and do it myself?
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Greg
@greg
cc @shpigford
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Ben - [C/x]
@benersing
Mint.com is okay as far as free products go
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Peter Kim
@peter
I tried using a whole bunch of tools, but eventually abandoned all of them for a custom spreadsheet. Easier to keep track of personal burn rate + all assets
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Noah Jessop
@noah
This project was where I started when doing this project years ago https://github.com/yyx990803/build-your-own-mint
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Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
Yep, call your mom and dad and tell them what you spent money on last week. They’ll know whether you’re over or under 😃
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Harper Reed
@harper.eth
https://lunchmoney.app/ is super. Solo founder. Does a great job. Has some crypto awareness. Works. Also paid - the biz model is clear. I really like it
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iz
@freeparticle
@perl personal finance
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Josh Pigford
@shpigford
We’re building something in that vein (and a heck of a lot more): https://maybe.co
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Ethan Jones
@ethanrjones
+1 for copilot.money but I moved to the UK in Feb so I’ve been using MoneyHub
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Marc Köhlbrugge
@marc
Haven’t tried it myself but have heard good things about Kubera https://www.kubera.com/
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Grey
@greynguyen
I’ve used Personal Capital, YNAB, Mint, etc. They all suck except for copilot.money That app slaps
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Tom Stern 🎩
@stern
I just use a hacked together version of StartupRunway.
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Cameron
@dongambas.eth
I do it in a csv/spreadsheet. It’s a bit annoying to manually aggregate the data but forces you to think through everything
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Liam Roberts
@lmr
.csv into G Sheets is op vs any neobank/PFM/aggregator. Easily customisable to your individual circumstances and preferences: incentivises simplification.
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TJ Abood
@tj
When you find something, let me know. Linked accounts are helpful but it seems each platform over-complicates it from there. No good substitute for a good old spreadsheet.
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Arjun Ram
@arjunram
Personal capital used to be good but don’t give your real number the repeated sales calls suck. I’m leaning towards a new product like maybe. If you only want track expenses then truebill is a good option.
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