I’ve been using the app and I only have questions about bills that occur every other month or less often. Even if I budget an equal monthly amount each month, how do I roll it over from the months it doesn’t bill to the month I get billed for both months?
Is there anyway to add when deposits are made for the sinking funds without it doubling the remaining amount? For example, when I put $10 as planned in the emergency fund and I add a transaction of when I deposited the money it changed my remaining balance to $20 when it should just be $10 since I only deposited $10. Hope that makes sense?
My best guess would be to double check that you are entering an item as "expense" and not "income" when you log in the specific transaction into the app.
@@thefuturemillionairebanddi4528 Thank you so much for answering. When I log it in as an expense it puts the funding as a negative (spent) which doesn't make sense either since it's a savings.
@@amyamy7129 If you are on the "Planned" tab (not the "Spent" or "Remaining"), your sinking funds should have a piggy bank to the left of the name of the line item. When you want to add to that fund for the month, enter an amount on the "Planned" portion, like you would when giving yourself x dollars for any other budget item. Don't enter your new deposit as an individual transaction. For those funds that roll over from month to month, added money from the "Planned" tab will add money to the bottom line, and you should see that new money added when you go to the "Remaining" tab. Example: You have $10 in your Emergency Fund, then you enter $10 to the "Planned" tab, and when you go to the "Remaining" tab, it should show $20.
@@thefuturemillionairebanddi4528 yes, you are completely correct. Unfortunately, what I am trying to do is turn my deposits into transactions so I can track the date and where I deposited the money and it doesn't seem to do that when I click income or expense. So my best guess is the Every Dollar app just simply doesn't work that way. I appreciate you so much for responding! You've gained a new subby for being so kind!
@@amyamy7129 you can leave notes on the particular line item of the fund. It’s an extra step to type the date and amount in the notes, but it’ll help you keep track.
Girl calm down! I recorded two videos on Sunday, and you made the other one I recorded, "Band Director Reacts to Band TikToks". You'll want your shout out on that one, not a budget tutorial lol
Not unless you manually enter them. However, I have been using the paid version for two years and I absolutely think that it is a worthwhile expense. I never worry about missing a transaction.
Thanks for helping people. Give you a shout out. You do have a heart of a teacher.
Good Video! I need all the help I can get. Starting the budget is easy. Tracking is a work in progress!
Is there a way to run a report, monthly or yearly for tax purposes?
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I really appreciate it.
I’ve been using the app and I only have questions about bills that occur every other month or less often. Even if I budget an equal monthly amount each month, how do I roll it over from the months it doesn’t bill to the month I get billed for both months?
will any month end balances transfer over to the following month's budget?
They will only roll over if you make it a "Fund".
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I don't know you. But I couldn't agree more with you.
Is there anyway to add when deposits are made for the sinking funds without it doubling the remaining amount? For example, when I put $10 as planned in the emergency fund and I add a transaction of when I deposited the money it changed my remaining balance to $20 when it should just be $10 since I only deposited $10. Hope that makes sense?
My best guess would be to double check that you are entering an item as "expense" and not "income" when you log in the specific transaction into the app.
@@thefuturemillionairebanddi4528 Thank you so much for answering. When I log it in as an expense it puts the funding as a negative (spent) which doesn't make sense either since it's a savings.
@@amyamy7129 If you are on the "Planned" tab (not the "Spent" or "Remaining"), your sinking funds should have a piggy bank to the left of the name of the line item. When you want to add to that fund for the month, enter an amount on the "Planned" portion, like you would when giving yourself x dollars for any other budget item. Don't enter your new deposit as an individual transaction.
For those funds that roll over from month to month, added money from the "Planned" tab will add money to the bottom line, and you should see that new money added when you go to the "Remaining" tab.
Example: You have $10 in your Emergency Fund, then you enter $10 to the "Planned" tab, and when you go to the "Remaining" tab, it should show $20.
@@thefuturemillionairebanddi4528 yes, you are completely correct. Unfortunately, what I am trying to do is turn my deposits into transactions so I can track the date and where I deposited the money and it doesn't seem to do that when I click income or expense. So my best guess is the Every Dollar app just simply doesn't work that way. I appreciate you so much for responding! You've gained a new subby for being so kind!
@@amyamy7129 you can leave notes on the particular line item of the fund. It’s an extra step to type the date and amount in the notes, but it’ll help you keep track.
thank you for this video! I will start making the budget...
Get on it! You can have it done today and get the swing of things this month. And you'll be firing on all cylinders by next month.
@@thefuturemillionairebanddi4528 I got a generalized estimate... now it’s up to actually doing it..
@@ShawnComposer it's the first of the month - perfect day to start 😏
Thanks for the video. Very helpful
Good luck!
Awesome thank you!
Hope it helps!
Your rent was $600 including the $300 your roommate transferred to you?
For my first rent house in rural Texas, rent was $600 total and my roommate paid me half of that, $300.
What about my shout out😪
Girl calm down! I recorded two videos on Sunday, and you made the other one I recorded, "Band Director Reacts to Band TikToks". You'll want your shout out on that one, not a budget tutorial lol
@@thefuturemillionairebanddi4528 Ayooo that’s what I like to hear! I thought you forgot about me lol😂
@@elliemathews4477 psh, no way! I'm a man of my word. That video is going to blow up.
@@thefuturemillionairebanddi4528 I bet it will!
Is there a way to track credit card charges on the free account????
Not unless you manually enter them. However, I have been using the paid version for two years and I absolutely think that it is a worthwhile expense. I never worry about missing a transaction.
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@@ShawnComposer thanks Shawn
You may have won.. but did you watch the video????? 🧐
@@thefuturemillionairebanddi4528 I did, very good budgeting website, I will send to my mother
Good on you for deleting the church column! Haha! In all seriousness this video really helped me. Thanks!!
Glad it helped! Hope you're sticking with it!