Guides to running the money at home.
Each guide explains one Jeff Banks rule in depth, with an example whose figures come from the same calculations the app runs.
What a transfer between accounts is, and why it is not spending.
A transfer between two of your own accounts stays out of your income and spending when Jeff Banks finds a sign that confirms it, or when you mark it yourself.
How to split an expense unevenly.
Split an expense in Splits with an amount or a percentage per person, with a sample trip that shows what happens to the cents and how each balance ends up.
What each description on your Spanish bank statement means.
What “ADEUDO SEPA”, “COMPRA TARJ.”, “TRANSF.” or “REINTEGRO” mean on a Spanish bank statement, and how Jeff Banks shows each line once you import it.
What fixed and variable expenses are.
Which expenses are fixed and which are variable, with examples like electricity or groceries, and how Jeff Banks labels each spending category in your month.
How to work out how much you spend a month.
How a month's spending adds up, which movements stay out of it, and how Jeff Banks compares each month with the average of your previous months.
Loans and installments on your bank statement.
How Jeff Banks spots loan installments on your bank statement, works out what you pay each month, and what you add about each loan yourself.
Several bank accounts in one place.
How Jeff Banks brings accounts from several banks together, with each one's balance in its own currency, the transfers between them and who else sees them.
How to tell how much you save each month.
What a monthly savings rate is, how Jeff Banks works it out from each month's income and spending, and which chart in Month lets you follow it.
What Jeff Banks does when a friend pays you back.
You pay for dinner and a friend sends their share back by Bizum. What Jeff Banks counts as income and spending, and how to take that Bizum out of your income.
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