Is anyone as autistic as me at tracking their expenses?
>giving people money on patreon
fuck off you fucking faggot holy shit i fucking hate you so mucj
I am triggered
>>1387978
I'm quite that detailed
>>1387978
I do but I don't use excel as I still live with my parents
>>1387984
I give $10 to a group of podcasters I've been listening to for like 8 years.
How the fuck do you spent $47 a month on food I spent $58 on my dinner today for filet mignon and chicken
>>1387984
This. Also, $280 on an escort?
Loser.
>>1387984
It's okay if it's someone who actually produces content.
>>1387978
>all of those empty spaces
>inconsistent decimal format
>random highlighting
>sex
>no tracking of income
Normie.
Not even close to being autistic.
>>1387995
ikr lol.. i blow $45 at subway.. lol
>>1387978
>sex
>280
Someone was gonna bite that b8 m8 might as well be me
Food $200
Data $150
Rent $800
Candles $3,600
Utility $150
someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying
>>1387978
>eating only $45 worth of food in 2 weeks
How? I spend $50 a week minimum
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>>1388004
I use a app. It's pretty usefull
>>1388013
what's the app called
>>1388017
Ynab classic. I got it just in time before they started doing monthly payments.
>>1388012
They must've been disgusting for $140.
>>1387978
yeah of course... everyone should track their expenses.
>Not using Mint, which literally imports your transactions from your bank account/credit card and categorizes them for you
>>1388026
Thats around the going rate on backpage senpai
>not knowing the escort ecomony
>>1388034
yea for a meth head
absolutely degenerate
>>1388034
Yeah, for disgusting, disease-ridden whores, sure.
How is it that in every one of these threads, there's some asshole who doesn't know how to budget for food? Stop impulse buying, plan your meals out in advance, compare proteins to make sure you're getting a deal, eat a lot of rice and chicken... got damn, it aint that hard.
>>1388045
Because food is one of the cheapest and satisfying comforts, not to mention most people are overweight and don't have a fucking clue about anything regarding nutrition.
>>1388032
>allowing anything to have access to your bank info
>>1388059
>not understanding salted password hashes
>>1388082
Don't try to correct a retard. It's an exercise in futility.
>>1388082
i don't need to. i made an excel about 5 years ago with my average expenses. i save about 50% of my income a month. what the fuck do i need more software to complicate my life for. technology for the sake of technology is sheer stupidity.
>>1387978
> $280 on sex
Ashiggydiggy
>>1388106
>web app literally imports transactions from your bank/credit card/investment account and categorizes it for you
Whatever man, keep manually looking up your expense so you can manually categorize and then manually enter them into your stupid excel sheet that isn't accessible everywhere you go or synced everywhere you go. Some of us will let automation make us rich, others will be left in the dust.
>>1388119
what do you not understand. i save 50% after figuring out my average expense 5 years ago. i don't even worry about my cash flow EVER. because i know it will positive every fucking month. you're not anywhere near hot shit enough to balance cash flow against debts. and if you are, you probably have an accountant.
you're literally a consumerist whore instead you use technology to feel that you are making a difference in your life. using some stupid fucking app won't change your spending habits. you need to make that MENTAL change.
>>1388045
I prefer my rice and chicken and steak fried by a Japanese chef
>>1388160
>Implying Mint would sabotage their whole business by allowing malicious access to accounts
Wrong. I don't care if companies have my financial info, they already do because I have a CC card, bank account, investment account, etc, all of which sell that information anyways. As far as what a compromised Mint provides access to, your implication is hand wavy at best.
>>1388176
I don't need it for spending habits you tard. I need it to keep track of my finances which are in many different types of accounts
>>1388200
> keep manually looking up your expense so you can manually categorize and then manually enter them
found the assblasted mint dev. the app is worthless. anyone needing that level of account reporting has an accountant/firm. that sure fucking sounded like normal expenses to me.
cash flow - expenses = end of month net
lemme code an app for that. on paper. just like above. who's more of a tard: guy who can't keep track/estimate vs guy who needs an app to tell him if he's a good boy or a bad boy this month. i bet you shop at whole food too.
>>1387978
What's the point though?
Even when knowing your expenses, there is no real way to reduce them. With the exception of food & entertainment, really all life expenses are pretty set.
>>1387978
Not personally, professionally though. I manage a couple of multi-million dollar grants through the Bonneville Power Administration and if you don't keep detailed records and your expenditures aren't properly logged, you can get fugged in the ass.
>>1388217
Found the pleb who's never owned his own business before. You go right ahead and pay an accounting firm to keep track of financials and do basic taxes for you, some of us are mentally capable of these things. Stay mad, stay poor.
>>1387978
>sex
spit out my drinking lol'ing thanks op.
>>1388200
macfag detected
