Amanda Barroso

We have a huge roundup and review of budget apps for any listener who wants to dive a little bit deeper into their apps, their functionality, their costs, how they compare.

So maybe, Sean, you can throw those in the show notes or something and

That might be helpful.

Yeah.

If you pull up the Monarch app review, it's my experience with my husband.

And I honestly think that this was like part of our problem.

Why I abandoned the ship on it because it was just like, yeah, I really relate to this listener.

So I might like try it again because I feel like these are some pretty cool new features.

Absolutely.

I really do like that feature a lot.

And I think we were the problem.

Like the way that we're thinking about our money was not working.

And actually, I'm going to talk about this a little bit later in the episode about how you can start thinking about some of these things.

But I think we were the

Yes.

Knowing what's a need and what to want is like one of the most fundamental principles of budgeting.

You have to really dig down and really look at your life and figure out like what actually do we need to survive?

And like, does that Netflix subscription cut it?

Probably not.

Right.