Money In Vs Money Out

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I am not too sure if this is the correct category for this question, so if it is not please feel free to move.
I have recently been taking a closer look at my most recent bank statement and have noticed that my "money in" is lower than my "money out" and i cannot understand why
Does anyone know why this could be?
The difference between the two is about £500, so it's a significant amount of money.
I do i have a CC and a loan through the bank that i use and I didn't think this could be the reason, but now im second guessing everything..
I have also noticed that my "experian boost" says that the "money in" is less than the "money out" but this is only about a £150 difference.
I'm just really confused, so hoping someone may know the answer
I have recently been taking a closer look at my most recent bank statement and have noticed that my "money in" is lower than my "money out" and i cannot understand why

The difference between the two is about £500, so it's a significant amount of money.
I do i have a CC and a loan through the bank that i use and I didn't think this could be the reason, but now im second guessing everything..
I have also noticed that my "experian boost" says that the "money in" is less than the "money out" but this is only about a £150 difference.
I'm just really confused, so hoping someone may know the answer

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I think I’ll have a look into AceMoney though, thank you!