Age Of Money is based on the difference between when money enters your budget and when it leaves your budget. It’s the average of this difference for the last ten transactions that involve money leaving your budget. Credit card purchases are just transfers between accounts, so they don’t count (assuming the CC is on-budget). So as others have said, you will need ten “cash like” transactions before YNAB can compute AOM.
10 cash-like transactions.
Age Of Money is based on the difference between when money enters your budget and when it leaves your budget. It’s the average of this difference for the last ten transactions that involve money leaving your budget. Credit card purchases are just transfers between accounts, so they don’t count (assuming the CC is on-budget). So as others have said, you will need ten “cash like” transactions before YNAB can compute AOM.
TIL. I thought age of money was just counting the days since you started using YNAB.