This is such an excellent video, Hannah. I loved your C.S.I. vs Minority Report analogy. I used Mint for 7 years, but after trying YNAB for just over a month I switched and never looked back. You are spot on with the difference and how the benefit of YNAB is to prevent your financial disasters.
SAME! Mint always made it seem like I was failing and it was so frustrating! I love that YNAB acknowledges that not every month is the same, and if I spend more than average in December because of Christmas, it does not mean I am in the red!
I've tried Mint. Didn't work for me. Tried Every Dollar. Not for me. YNAB is the first and only budget concept that I've clicked with and helped me save over $3K to move into our new place. Bottom line, it's a concept that I connect with and that makes ALL the sense to me. Which allows me to STAY CONSISTENT, which is the one thing you need when making a budget. Consistency. Thank you, as always, for the work you do. It has changed my life. Btw are you hiring can I please work for you.
A puppy is a dog, but a dog is not always a puppy. This is fantastic. Love the comparison's here! Budgeting is a broad term... LOTS of different ways to go about that. Great video y'all!
Love seeing you in the comments - any time one of my friends is interested in YNAB, I always tell them to start out with your intro to YNAB video! Been budgeting about 10 months now and kinda obsessed. Thanks for all your help!
@@Rob3825TV hey thanks man! I'm so glad that the videos have helped and appreciate you sharing that with your friends. That means a ton. Congrats on sticking with it!
@@mappedoutmoney You got it man! I watched one of your videos where you and your wife drove through Waco (I think it was a while back, but if you're ever in Austin, hit me up - would love to buy you a beer (it would be categorized under "gifts/generosity" lol)
"There's knowledge in looking back, but where the change is, is looking forward to the future." I really needed to hear that. I've always focused on getting the data but not learning from it, let alone act on it.
Mike, Mike, Mike... you're not alone!! Habits are the hardest thing to change. And when it comes to debt, I think our gut reaction in trying to fix our financial situation is the "pay off all my debt" mode, but until we secure and pad our future a little bit, the debt more than likely keeps building. Here's to the future!! -Hannah
This is SO TRUE!! After a year of using another zero-based budgeting app I was still not getting ahead of my money. It was so frustrating! 2 months with YNAB & I have my emergency fund in place AND have cash flowed major car repairs. I ❤️ YNAB!!!!
I've started and restarted with YNAB about 3 times over 5 years. This video finally explained why the other apps are NOT working. And why I need to spend time learning YNAB and not worry about it not being intuitive. Now I finally have (took 4 hours) but it was soooo worth it.
Thank you for this. This wasn't just about Mint in the end, this was about other money manager apps and stuff too and all the ways they're not as great as YNAB because they focus just on tracking not planning.
I don‘t know Mint specifically, but I have tried a whole bunch of free „budgeting“ apps and I literally came to the same conclusion. Just documenting money going in and out doesn‘t help me much more than just looking at my bank account. YNAB really hits different when it comes to tracking long term obligations and figuring out if you can REALLY afford those new Jeans without messing up your future finances.
I used Toshl Pro budgeting app on trial and I needed to cancel the renewal. It was decent app with budgets and everything, but it was too complicated to use. Budget was too manual, and changing envelopes, so even at tight budget I was a little bit overspending from next month budget. Or underspending which was great. Savings first of course. I am now on YNAB trial and I see it works better. I didn't need any lessons, I just started to use it, and now read about casual topics around it. It was so easy to use and in no time I mean. Budget should work this way. It is so easy here if you overspend, you take it out from somewhere else and no overspending happens. Also I wanted future planning, which Toshl didn't provide. Now I say this: the YNAB has a greater cost than 25 dollars a year, but it works as you want it to work. Budget should work for you, Toshl reacts too late and their envelope system is like I said too manual for now.
I lost my CDN integrations late last year and frankly fell off the budget wagon and let my transactions go stale. Was pretty unhappy with YNAB but wanted to get back in the budget game. Tried them all but none had the awesome power of giving every dollar a job and frankly nobody comes close to the amazing YNAB UI experience (looking at you Trellow, ugggh sort yourself out will ya) So I am back and loving it....manual is not that bad really.
Great analogy! So true. We used Mink and Quicken for years and lived pay check to paycheck. After switching to YNAB we were 30 days ahead in less than 3 months. It's like magic.
Omg such accurate description for Mint. Omg my mind is blown, i been budgeting with mint since beginning of the year but i feel like im more analyzing my end of month estimated budget. Im like 🤯
By the way, sweet little precog Agatha, after being freed and reintegrated into society, was with her family when they were overrun by walkers (strange she didn't know they were coming) and she lost her fragile grip on sanity and became leader of a soulless band of survivors who wear Walker skins and prey on the remaining living. So there's that.
You’re too funny Hannah!😂 i love watching you. When I first heard it, I thought it was called “Wine App” too! YNAB is the best thing I’ve encountered this year. I started with the book and absolutely had to get the software itself. Jesse didn’t even have to convince me.
The book!! 😍 We're so glad you found the book! It was a game-changer for me, too. Having budgeting explained simply, meaningfully (not with a bunch of numbers and percentages), and HUMOROUSLY was what sold me. We're glad you're a part of our family, Ratana!! Best budgeting luck to you! :). -Hannah
Ok, I just gotta say, I have LOVED YNAB and I came from 32 years of using Quicken, plus YNAB's support is amazing. And this girl's dry sense of humor and nice delivery makes me LOL, makes me just want to find every YNAB video and binge watch. MOVE OVER, NETFLIX. Wine app? Precogs for the dog's biz? Oh yeah, perfect.
I love how this explained things with an analogy....by just making the analogy without explaining . You need to do everything yourself so why pay for a service
Hmmm...I think the only difference is the mindset you have regarding budgeting. They essentially do the same thing. In Mint, you set up your budget at the beginning of each month. In YNAB, you set goals; semantics if you ask me. In Mint, you place transactions into designated categories as they come in. In YNAB, you do the same. You can adopt the YNAB philosophy "Only budget the money you have" into Mint as well. What YNAB has over Mint is how much easier it is to customize your budget categories. What Mint has over YNAB is it incorporates your monthly bills, making it a one stop shop for most of your recurring bills (i.e Netflix, Cellphone, Water). Also, setting up a goal to payoff a credit card calculates interest as well. Mint also has a wealth calculator and credit score monitoring. So far I have noticed that transactions take longer to show up in YNAB than they do in Mint, which almost forces you to manually enter transactions for budget accuracy. I have used Mint of/on for years and I am currently in my trial period for YNAB trying to decide which will work for me long term. As of right now, I am on the fence.
Mint is also incredibly hard to login to if you forget, lol. I’m so glad I couldn’t access my Mint account so I had the opportunity to try YNAB, never using another budget app.
Does ynab also need to access your accounts? I heard because of how mint is used. Your bank has a clause that if you get hacked and lose your money they will NOT have you protected.
Great idea! You should do a video about how YNAB and Simple are different as well! I know Simple is a Bank and YNAB is just for Budgeting, but I'd be curious about how different Simple's budgeting system is compared to YNAB. I switched from Simple to YNAB because I needed to include multiple accounts in my budget, but Simple's come a long way... could be useful to others trying to make the decision.
I LOVE the Simple app. If all of my money was in Simple, I would still use that. However, I ran into the same challenge you did with multiple accounts. In a way, I prefer Simple because my all the money that’s been budgeted is coming from one account. With YNAB, I might have a savings budget, but that’s coming from multiple accounts. Come to think of it, it’d be really interesting to see if YNAB takes this budgeting methodology and creates its own bank. Hmmmm. 🤔
I LOVE this video, really well done. I really like the CSI vs Minority Report explanation of Mint vs. YNAB...but you do know the whole plot of Minority Report is about how the people who see in the future to stop a murder actually mess up, right? 😂
Oh Jason, if you do we are HERE 👏🏼 FOR 👏🏼 YOU 👏🏼. Hit up our Facebook fans group for accountability and to get your questions answered FAST. Our customer support will also cheer you on all day long! Hope you take the leap! -Hannah :)
You Need A Budget (YNAB) Thanks for the reply, Hannah! I did start using it, but I’m only about 1 day in so far. There’s definitely a steep learning curve, however, I think I’m going to love it! Also, your videos are helpful (and very funny / enjoyable to watch). Thanks! Also, let me know if the team is looking for another iOS Developer... (that’s what I do 😉)
Jason-1 day strong! And yes, YNAB's not an app you pick up in a day which is why we offer as much educational content as we can! If you want live help from one of our teachers, you can sign up for a workshop on a variety of topics! We also have a few RUclips series teaching you how to set up your budget and how we like to think about money at YNAB. You can check out our help docs, have a watercooler chat with one of our customer services rockstars, or learn some handy new tips from the blog! And aha! Definitely keep an eye, you can check for updates at our Careers page! www.youneedabudget.com/careers/ -Hannah :)
So I recently watch Minority Report for the 1st time a week ago (yeah, yeah I'm slow). Interestingly,the movie showed that Pre-crime and looking into the future is not legal, moral, or healthy. **SPOILER** But thankfully YNAB-Minority Report analogy stopped before then. Nice video addressing your competition without trashing them!!! Very tasteful, light, and fun - like Hannah!! :D
I really like they way you explained the differences. Because I have a much more organized plan of how I'm going to spend my money I feel that I have much more control of my future. It's really nice to know I'm in control of my budget and not the other way around. :-)
Oh Brianne, I wish I had a simple answer for this! I actual painted him myself :P Just got a plain white piggy bank that was on sale at Michaels, spray painted him with Krylon's "ballet slipper" pink, then painted Banksy's eyes, nose, and side smirk on. He's truly one of a kind! -Hannah :)
Update: the turban to the turbanless man at 1:27 has been located. I repeat, the turban has been located.
-Hannah :)
Dear Hannah, You have restored that man's honor. Thank you
I involuntarily laughed to my boots. Whoever hired this woman should be given a bonus.
more like she needs a bonus 🙇🏾♀️🥰
No.... nope.
This is such an excellent video, Hannah. I loved your C.S.I. vs Minority Report analogy. I used Mint for 7 years, but after trying YNAB for just over a month I switched and never looked back. You are spot on with the difference and how the benefit of YNAB is to prevent your financial disasters.
SAME! Mint always made it seem like I was failing and it was so frustrating! I love that YNAB acknowledges that not every month is the same, and if I spend more than average in December because of Christmas, it does not mean I am in the red!
#IWorkAtYNABandBackYouUpAsPartOfMyJob #Transparent
I used Every Dollar, and think the CSI analogy applies there too. Just it was the sad spin off in a different city.
I love watching these videos just for this girl, she's hilarious.
Every Friday!! We're so glad you're loving the content!! -Hannah :)
She appears to be a grown woman to me, not a girl.
She is the best
Hannah - you are wonderful! Love your videos!
she doesn't look like a girl to me, you mean woman
I've tried Mint. Didn't work for me. Tried Every Dollar. Not for me. YNAB is the first and only budget concept that I've clicked with and helped me save over $3K to move into our new place. Bottom line, it's a concept that I connect with and that makes ALL the sense to me. Which allows me to STAY CONSISTENT, which is the one thing you need when making a budget. Consistency. Thank you, as always, for the work you do. It has changed my life. Btw are you hiring can I please work for you.
A puppy is a dog, but a dog is not always a puppy. This is fantastic. Love the comparison's here! Budgeting is a broad term... LOTS of different ways to go about that. Great video y'all!
Love seeing you in the comments - any time one of my friends is interested in YNAB, I always tell them to start out with your intro to YNAB video! Been budgeting about 10 months now and kinda obsessed. Thanks for all your help!
@@Rob3825TV hey thanks man! I'm so glad that the videos have helped and appreciate you sharing that with your friends. That means a ton. Congrats on sticking with it!
@@mappedoutmoney You got it man! I watched one of your videos where you and your wife drove through Waco (I think it was a while back, but if you're ever in Austin, hit me up - would love to buy you a beer (it would be categorized under "gifts/generosity" lol)
@@Rob3825TV hahaha, sounds like a plan! TX isn't on the list for 2020 yet, but I'm sure we'll make it back there someday. We love TX.
Cool, you two are why I really like YNAB.
"There's knowledge in looking back, but where the change is, is looking forward to the future."
I really needed to hear that. I've always focused on getting the data but not learning from it, let alone act on it.
Mike, Mike, Mike... you're not alone!! Habits are the hardest thing to change. And when it comes to debt, I think our gut reaction in trying to fix our financial situation is the "pay off all my debt" mode, but until we secure and pad our future a little bit, the debt more than likely keeps building. Here's to the future!! -Hannah
This is SO TRUE!! After a year of using another zero-based budgeting app I was still not getting ahead of my money. It was so frustrating! 2 months with YNAB & I have my emergency fund in place AND have cash flowed major car repairs. I ❤️ YNAB!!!!
I’m switching over!
I've started and restarted with YNAB about 3 times over 5 years. This video finally explained why the other apps are NOT working. And why I need to spend time learning YNAB and not worry about it not being intuitive. Now I finally have (took 4 hours) but it was soooo worth it.
You will definitely see a return on your four hour investment. Best wishes for the future.
So, how can I place an order with that "Wine App"? 😂 😂 😂
Okay, this video is BRILLIANT. Excellent way of explaining while not shaming.
Thank you for this. This wasn't just about Mint in the end, this was about other money manager apps and stuff too and all the ways they're not as great as YNAB because they focus just on tracking not planning.
Actually went and watched Minority Report for the first time last night after seeing this video. 😂
😂😂😂
I don‘t know Mint specifically, but I have tried a whole bunch of free „budgeting“ apps and I literally came to the same conclusion. Just documenting money going in and out doesn‘t help me much more than just looking at my bank account. YNAB really hits different when it comes to tracking long term obligations and figuring out if you can REALLY afford those new Jeans without messing up your future finances.
"YNAB hits different." Say no more. 😎
-Hannah 🌻
I can’t even begin to tell you how much I love this video. You are a genius YNAB (and Hannah)
This video is just the best. Hannah deserves a raise...or two. What a fantastic content producer!
🥰🥰 Thanks Garion!! Really needed a boost of encouragement today!
🌻 Hannah
Hannah is my spirit animal. 15 more years in the military and then I'm immediately applying to work for this amazing company!
DOOOO ITTTTT!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
🌻 Hannah
Nice! Using YNAB, I've reached 120+ days of cushion (age of money). That's a feat for the SF bay area. Learn the lessons, stay disciplined, profit!
We have been using YNAB for ten years & we love it.
Wow, that's five more years of love than me 🥰🥰🥰
🌻 Hannah
This video just made me input my transactions from the last weekend which were way more than I was planning...
I came in expecting a dry comparison and was surprised with a masterfully done skit, that's also informative! Wow this is so well made!
This gal is so much fun to watch! She is also very articulate with her message. Look forward for more of her tips.
You are so freaking awesome at this! Well done, and bring on the budgeting revolution!
YNABs support is absolutely amazing btw
I used Toshl Pro budgeting app on trial and I needed to cancel the renewal. It was decent app with budgets and everything, but it was too complicated to use. Budget was too manual, and changing envelopes, so even at tight budget I was a little bit overspending from next month budget. Or underspending which was great. Savings first of course. I am now on YNAB trial and I see it works better. I didn't need any lessons, I just started to use it, and now read about casual topics around it. It was so easy to use and in no time I mean. Budget should work this way.
It is so easy here if you overspend, you take it out from somewhere else and no overspending happens. Also I wanted future planning, which Toshl didn't provide. Now I say this: the YNAB has a greater cost than 25 dollars a year, but it works as you want it to work. Budget should work for you, Toshl reacts too late and their envelope system is like I said too manual for now.
I lost my CDN integrations late last year and frankly fell off the budget wagon and let my transactions go stale. Was pretty unhappy with YNAB but wanted to get back in the budget game. Tried them all but none had the awesome power of giving every dollar a job and frankly nobody comes close to the amazing YNAB UI experience (looking at you Trellow, ugggh sort yourself out will ya) So I am back and loving it....manual is not that bad really.
Great analogy! So true. We used Mink and Quicken for years and lived pay check to paycheck. After switching to YNAB we were 30 days ahead in less than 3 months. It's like magic.
You are the best thing to happen to YNAB videos. Thanks for the laughs.
My husband and I have been on the fence on which budgeting company to use, but this video just sealed the deal!! YNAB it is! :) Thank you for this!!
Omg such accurate description for Mint. Omg my mind is blown, i been budgeting with mint since beginning of the year but i feel like im more analyzing my end of month estimated budget. Im like 🤯
I’ve used YNAB for 3 years now. It is worth every penny and the mobile app is great. I tried Mint and hated it.
Nick, what a stellar review!! Do you have a fan club? I'd like to join! -Hannah
You tackled this amazingly. YNAB for the win.
This was so well done 👏🏼
Hannah this is my favorite video that you've done. My daughter and I laughed and laughed!
You are the best instructor on this channel.
Thanks Eugene!! So many great teachers around here!
-Hannah 🌻
Love the sarcasm mixed in with real information!!!!
YUP!!!!! YNAB CHANGED EVERYTHING FOR ME!!!
CSI versus Minority Report - that's a great analogy. :)
By the way, sweet little precog Agatha, after being freed and reintegrated into society, was with her family when they were overrun by walkers (strange she didn't know they were coming) and she lost her fragile grip on sanity and became leader of a soulless band of survivors who wear Walker skins and prey on the remaining living. So there's that.
Very entertaining and I get the point, but was looking for an actual comparison. How does YNAB look to the future compared to MINT?
Laughing and learning, it’s the best combination!
I love this gal! She is entertaining and teaching at the same time!!!!!
Thanks James!! We love YOU. -Hannah
Is it silly to say a 6min YT video changed your life? Yes. Did this video do just that? Also yes. Thank you Hannah!
Oh my gosh 🥺 Amazing!! I'm so glad!!
🌻 Hannah
Yes finally instead of explaining whenever my friends mention mint I can send them this powerful message of a video 😎
You’re too funny Hannah!😂 i love watching you. When I first heard it, I thought it was called “Wine App” too! YNAB is the best thing I’ve encountered this year. I started with the book and absolutely had to get the software itself. Jesse didn’t even have to convince me.
The book!! 😍 We're so glad you found the book! It was a game-changer for me, too. Having budgeting explained simply, meaningfully (not with a bunch of numbers and percentages), and HUMOROUSLY was what sold me. We're glad you're a part of our family, Ratana!! Best budgeting luck to you! :). -Hannah
Super hilarious! Love Hannah! Love my Rescue Heroes, Playmobil people, and old Little People as well. Thanks for making budgeting real life.
I don't even have a subscription but watched now about 10 videos with Hannah. Please let me know if she ever does another RUclips project :).
Ha! Well I am 100% flattered. I'll keep ya posted, Nebucatnetzer ;)
-Hannah :)
Wanted to hear about Mint and YNAB, not CSI. So painful to watch it makes me want to use Mint.
YNAB is awesome.
Please add more reporting features on iOS and things like finding recurring expenses would be nice!
Her intro playing with the toys instant subscribe lol
Ok, I just gotta say, I have LOVED YNAB and I came from 32 years of using Quicken, plus YNAB's support is amazing. And this girl's dry sense of humor and nice delivery makes me LOL, makes me just want to find every YNAB video and binge watch. MOVE OVER, NETFLIX. Wine app? Precogs for the dog's biz? Oh yeah, perfect.
32 years?! Sean, that's wild!! We're so glad to have ya! We'll keep the content comin' over here, so keep that popcorn poppin' 🍿
- Hannah :)
This woman deserves a raise! And a TV show!
Tabitha, you are too kind!! Keep tuning in every Friday for more content! ❤️❤️❤️ -Hannah
i love you, YNAB
❤️😊❤️
I love these videos. they are hilarious and informative at the same time A+
Thank you so much, Cala!! Tryin' to maintain that 4.0 budgeting GPA. -Hannah
Omg the little Fisher price farm people & animals haha had those growing up.
Super great spokesperson! It's the looking ahead that makes YNAB work so well for me.
I love how this explained things with an analogy....by just making the analogy without explaining . You need to do everything yourself so why pay for a service
Hmmm...I think the only difference is the mindset you have regarding budgeting. They essentially do the same thing. In Mint, you set up your budget at the beginning of each month. In YNAB, you set goals; semantics if you ask me. In Mint, you place transactions into designated categories as they come in. In YNAB, you do the same. You can adopt the YNAB philosophy "Only budget the money you have" into Mint as well. What YNAB has over Mint is how much easier it is to customize your budget categories. What Mint has over YNAB is it incorporates your monthly bills, making it a one stop shop for most of your recurring bills (i.e Netflix, Cellphone, Water). Also, setting up a goal to payoff a credit card calculates interest as well. Mint also has a wealth calculator and credit score monitoring. So far I have noticed that transactions take longer to show up in YNAB than they do in Mint, which almost forces you to manually enter transactions for budget accuracy. I have used Mint of/on for years and I am currently in my trial period for YNAB trying to decide which will work for me long term. As of right now, I am on the fence.
Thoughtful review - please tell us what you decide. I am a mint user too, and agree on your points.
Mint is also incredibly hard to login to if you forget, lol. I’m so glad I couldn’t access my Mint account so I had the opportunity to try YNAB, never using another budget app.
Ha! Well that's one way to discover YNAB! Glad you're here :)
-Hannah :)
Love this video - very creative way to explain this!
Nice ad. Good job.
haha so funny and definitely a great way to drive the message home. A friend of mine really loves this software and suggested it to me.
Does ynab also need to access your accounts? I heard because of how mint is used. Your bank has a clause that if you get hacked and lose your money they will NOT have you protected.
I love your humor, seriously!
I love watching these videos --- give her a bonus!!!! thanks for making boring things (budgeting) fun!
Minority Report was a really good show!!!! great analogy. I’m signing up! 😆
Hannah you are soo funny and amazing! This video was soo easy to understand and thats EXACTLY what i needed.
Ana, I am so, so glad to hear that! Yay!! Tune back in on fridays, I have new content most weeks!
-Hannah :)
🤣 You're amazing Hannah!
Great idea! You should do a video about how YNAB and Simple are different as well! I know Simple is a Bank and YNAB is just for Budgeting, but I'd be curious about how different Simple's budgeting system is compared to YNAB.
I switched from Simple to YNAB because I needed to include multiple accounts in my budget, but Simple's come a long way... could be useful to others trying to make the decision.
idk I guess I'm a moron eh?
I LOVE the Simple app. If all of my money was in Simple, I would still use that. However, I ran into the same challenge you did with multiple accounts. In a way, I prefer Simple because my all the money that’s been budgeted is coming from one account. With YNAB, I might have a savings budget, but that’s coming from multiple accounts.
Come to think of it, it’d be really interesting to see if YNAB takes this budgeting methodology and creates its own bank. Hmmmm. 🤔
@@itschrishuerta You're doing it wrong. One savings account will suffice. YNAB categories handle the savings jobs.
FANTASTIC!!!!! I love this!
I use GnuCash. Love it. No “cloud”. And it’s free.
Always funny and informative. I like the style and humor used.
It’s really great... You just promoted the product innovative and interesting way...
I LOVE this video, really well done. I really like the CSI vs Minority Report explanation of Mint vs. YNAB...but you do know the whole plot of Minority Report is about how the people who see in the future to stop a murder actually mess up, right? 😂
I haven’t tried YNAB yet, but I think I need to now!
Oh Jason, if you do we are HERE 👏🏼 FOR 👏🏼 YOU 👏🏼. Hit up our Facebook fans group for accountability and to get your questions answered FAST. Our customer support will also cheer you on all day long! Hope you take the leap!
-Hannah :)
You Need A Budget (YNAB) Thanks for the reply, Hannah! I did start using it, but I’m only about 1 day in so far. There’s definitely a steep learning curve, however, I think I’m going to love it! Also, your videos are helpful (and very funny / enjoyable to watch). Thanks!
Also, let me know if the team is looking for another iOS Developer... (that’s what I do 😉)
Jason-1 day strong! And yes, YNAB's not an app you pick up in a day which is why we offer as much educational content as we can! If you want live help from one of our teachers, you can sign up for a workshop on a variety of topics! We also have a few RUclips series teaching you how to set up your budget and how we like to think about money at YNAB. You can check out our help docs, have a watercooler chat with one of our customer services rockstars, or learn some handy new tips from the blog!
And aha! Definitely keep an eye, you can check for updates at our Careers page!
www.youneedabudget.com/careers/
-Hannah :)
THIS one is such a gem!!! She's great for YNAB but I'm pretty sure SNL is going to hire her away.
Hannah is the iJustine of budgeting!
Ha! Bret! I've never heard of iJustine. Went to Instagram. Now binge-watching iJustine. Thank you!! Consider me flattered. 😊
- Hannah :)
this is one genius way of promoting your product and trashing the competition LOL
"Handy freakin dandy." YNAB IS like Minority Report, one of the coolest movies of all time.
😂😎
love the visual aids!
So I recently watch Minority Report for the 1st time a week ago (yeah, yeah I'm slow). Interestingly,the movie showed that Pre-crime and looking into the future is not legal, moral, or healthy. **SPOILER** But thankfully YNAB-Minority Report analogy stopped before then. Nice video addressing your competition without trashing them!!! Very tasteful, light, and fun - like Hannah!! :D
Another excellent video and 100% on the money!
I really like they way you explained the differences. Because I have a much more organized plan of how I'm going to spend my money I feel that I have much more control of my future. It's really nice to know I'm in control of my budget and not the other way around. :-)
Such a great video! This should be the future of advertising
Thanks Michael!! 😁
Great comparison loved it
5:42 Hanna, you’re awesome!
"Who struck down this tiny farmer, and also, why is my checking account almost empty?" 😂😂😂
OMG this woman is awesome, hilarious!
Congrats to hiring Hanna.. She is the cream on top of the cake .. Going to study every lesson from now on :-) And besides what ist Mint ? ;-)
Love YNAB!!!
Haha love the video! Very well explained :)
😂 This was great!
Brilliant. Thank you!
Six minutes to say "Mint looks back, YNAB looks forward."
Ok a little coocoo 😂 but I'm convinced to switch to ynab. Thank you !
Hannah could totally consider a career in comedy after she's tired of helping people with budget stuff.
Ha! I think I'll stick with the budgeting world 😉It's safe. 😂
-Hannah 🌻
I love Hannah !!!!
OMG nice explanation... i was looking for this
Score!! We gotchoo, Gayan. 😎 -Hannah
I love it! The lesson is awesome, too! :D
Where can I get the pig?
Oh Brianne, I wish I had a simple answer for this! I actual painted him myself :P Just got a plain white piggy bank that was on sale at Michaels, spray painted him with Krylon's "ballet slipper" pink, then painted Banksy's eyes, nose, and side smirk on. He's truly one of a kind!
-Hannah :)
I would like to see her stand up special.