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Moneyhub and rollover budgets
richd70
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Is anyone using moneyhub to track their spending and finances? I've been using moneyhub for a little while (moved from YNAB) and have found it great, but am struggling with rolling non-monthly budgets forward like YNAB did. Where some budgets work well on a monthly basis (groceries, utilities, etc.), some don't (eg car maintenance, holiday, etc.). These are a bit more adhoc. I would like to set an annual budget of, say, £1000 a year budget for car maintenance and then measure my spending against that on a month-by-month basis.
I think this is a basic money management feature, isn't it? Tempted to go back to YNAB for it, except they don't handle open banking on UK banks very well.
Thanks
Is anyone using moneyhub to track their spending and finances? I've been using moneyhub for a little while (moved from YNAB) and have found it great, but am struggling with rolling non-monthly budgets forward like YNAB did. Where some budgets work well on a monthly basis (groceries, utilities, etc.), some don't (eg car maintenance, holiday, etc.). These are a bit more adhoc. I would like to set an annual budget of, say, £1000 a year budget for car maintenance and then measure my spending against that on a month-by-month basis.
I think this is a basic money management feature, isn't it? Tempted to go back to YNAB for it, except they don't handle open banking on UK banks very well.
Thanks
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Hi
I have the same issue. I am currently using Toshl finance, which I love, but I have streamlined my accounts and I am trialling moneyhub and I really like it, but I feel this is a basic feature that they should have as well, there should be a length of time choice for each budget set, especially for big purchases that you adjust for over the months or weeks.-1
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