California tax question. I moved overseas in November 2020 establishing a rental agreement in a different country. I sold my California registered car in May 2021 (my ONLY California asset). In total, I spent ~36 days in California during 2021. I use my mother's California house as an address to receive packages and letters. I don't intend to return to California, as I want to buy a house in Texas. I have a potential $70,000 CA tax bill due to capital gains from a long-term investment.
YNAB
Nope.
Every Dollar
Use a combination of Excel to establish monthly cash flows, ie. Income and reoccurring expenses. Personal Capital for tracking across accounts and quick NW calcs.
For day to day spending and tracking, I use BUDGT. Simple and clean… perfect for zero sum budgeting. Highly recommend
Ooo checking that one out
Mint,personal finance, excel
I use personal finance but hate that it lacks Splitwise integration
I log savings progress/account growth in excel a couple times a week… also have a row with a formula reminding me where I need to be.
I’ve been using Truebill
I use excel and review it monthly so I know where am I and what would be my budget. I also use my brain, a little discipline and a common sense.
Why everyone likes to complicate their life?!