Yassine Jaa is the founder of Fince, a private budget tracker for iPhone published by Nice Express. He holds a master’s degree in market and corporate finance (Master Finance des marchés et de l’entreprise) from Université Mohammed V de Rabat, in Morocco.
He designs the app and writes and reviews the personal finance articles published on fince.app, on topics such as building a monthly budget, setting money aside for emergencies and keeping track of subscriptions. Each article explains a method step by step, with worked examples, and names the source of the rules and figures it uses.
These articles are general education. They help readers understand their own numbers and decide for themselves; they are not personalized financial, tax or legal advice.
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Education
- Master Finance des marchés et de l’entreprise (market and corporate finance), Université Mohammed V de Rabat, Morocco
Articles by Yassine Jaa
- Fince 2.0: accounts, bills, goals and more
- How much can I spend per day? A simple daily allowance
- Why use a budget app without a bank connection?
- The 50/30/20 rule explained, with a worked example
- How to make a monthly budget, step by step
- Student budget: a simple plan that actually holds
- How to find, track and cut your subscriptions
- Emergency fund: what it's for and how to build one
- 5 spending habits that drain your savings (and how to fix them)
- Why AI-powered budgeting beats spreadsheets in 2026
- How freelancers can manage cash flow with Fince
- The privacy-first finance app stack: a 2026 guide
- How to track expenses without giving up your privacy