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The only negative is the fact you have to manually enter each individual purchase. Once I did, I was able to look back at the end of the free trial and see that we were in a better financial position than when we started which was my reasoning for continuing with it. It took about 2-3 months to get my head around the way it all works.

and we're well on target to pay off our $6k credit card debt by November (an achievable goal we set oursleves).

Something had to change and after reading some positive feedback about YNAB I thought a 3 month free trial couldn't hurt.ДЇast forward to nowвЂ¦I have money set aside each month for mortgage, bills, etc. I'm married with 2 kids and was sick of treading water with our finances and seemingly never being able to pay off credit card debt. I started using YNAB on a 3 month free trial back in Feb 2018 and just paid for the 12 month subscription to keep using it. Not sure if there is an attachment feature too.Д«ut the cloud feature is quite interesting so I'll check it out. I don't see any OCRing with this software so I am probably thinking this may not be suitable alternative to MS Money - NumReceipt combination as yet.

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I don't know about the Reporting in YNAB but MS Money reporting is relatively good if you know how to customize it. It is cloud and for personal financial management seems to suffice albeit AUD$10 a month after the trial. Together, they sort of help each other but not integrated in any way meaning my MS Money is my Single Source of Truth for all revenue and expenses while NumReceipt is primarily used to receipt keeping and run-rate monitoring (eg: $100 a day budget which you can see through its calendar)

However, NumReceipt is at best, clunky and a work in progress but it is working.

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To support this and somehow bringing in the added-in cloud benefit, I got myself the NumReceipt for Android because it has a decent working OCR feature which will scan my receipts which is excellent should I want to recall past expenses as such. It has been serving me well considering free software and caters for business with the major drawback being it is quite old school and non-cloud meaning I cannot bring it to my Android to see. I have been using MS Money for more than 5 years now.