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We've been using Mint to keep track of all our expenses since 2010. We find it to be great to track simple daily/weekly expenses. But to see trends over time, I download the CSV data and postprocess it in Jupyter and Tableau to generate this:

Monthly expenses

The labels were manually added on to the image to point these things out:

  • we moved in 2015, had finished the basement of our earlier house in 2013 and the new one in 2018. (We don't have two basements :))
  • this also is seen in the monthly home payments going up in 2015 and the one-time moving expenses in 2015.
  • the fed. taxes in 2018 were because of an underpayment from a stock grant
  • my partner was doing their masters between 2011-2015
  • we paid off our mortgage in dec 2019, so no more house payments (yay!)
  • the data in 2nd and 3rd images have the car, basements and tax expenses removed to make it easier to compare the trends over time

Edit:formatting



Submitted April 15, 2020 at 05:40PM by quietdesolation https://ift.tt/2xxAoFA

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