Money, explained simply.
How-tos for getting the most out of Dribs, plain-English money basics, and notes on keeping your finances private.
New in Dribs 1.6: dividends and investment returns
Investment accounts now track dividends and realized gains, the chart can show your return, and transfers can repeat.
Read the post →New in Dribs 1.6: dividends and investment returns
Investment accounts now track dividends and realized gains, the chart can show your return, and transfers can repeat.
How to track multiple currencies in Dribs
Euros, pounds, dollars and 79 other currencies, all in one net-worth number, without a single bank login.
A five-minute monthly review in Insights
Three numbers to check at the end of every month, and where to find each of them in Dribs.
Emergency funds: how much is actually enough?
Three months, six months, a year? A practical way to pick a number that fits your life instead of a rule of thumb.
The 50/30/20 rule, and when to break it
A simple way to split your income, and three situations where following it to the letter does more harm than good.
Why Dribs will never ask for your bank password
What bank aggregators actually do with your login, and why we built Dribs to work without one.