Partial paycheck payment (income record) and multiple transactions Partial payment (by multiple transactions) is already implemented for paying bill. But looks like it's not supported for Income. For example, I've received a partial paycheck and the rest of the amount later. Can I bind the 2nd one to the same income record? Currently I have to record it separately so the income record has an overridden amount less than it should have.
Transation 'Opening Balance' on Jan, 1 2012/2013 I notice a looks like automatically created transaction described as 'Opening Balance'. What is its nature? Is it mandatory? Can it be deleted?
Customized budget? I really only want to see the budget for those items that aren't fixed costs--i.e. no utilities, mortgage, subscriptions, etc. Is there a way to eliminate certain items from my budget without affecting the bills themselves or the transactions to which they're attached?
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04/30/2013 00:04:20
Eric
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Budget Categories not recurring in Forecast I must admit that I've not been using the Budgeting features in BudgetTracker because of the lack of them appearing in the forecast. Much to my surprise when I started playing with them, i noticed the option to show it in the forecast. However, one important issue is that it doesn't show the recurrences in the forecast, it only shows for the current month. Once this is fixed it will be awesome!
Say bill is currently not paid. I can click Record and then Pay with existing Transaction. It will mark bill Partially Paid. Clicking on Partially Paid next time will open that transaction (first from two).
Or I can open an existing transaction and choose Pay Existing Bill. Once use against a particular bill this link is no
I set my income up with two separate entries since I get paid the 15th and last day of the month.
My wife however gets paid bi-weekly and I set hers up as such. For some reason though it shows the income correctly for both of us in the My income section, but on the budget only one of her income instances shows up for each month. Not the second one, so
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04/09/2013 00:02:29
Gail
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Savings counting as income twice in budget I have a Savings subcategory in my budget. I treat it as an expense because the money leaves my checking account. If I enter an account-to-account transfer, the budget category shows -$100 and increases my budget amount instead of showing that I've "spent" that money into my savings account and zeroing out the Total Left column. If I change the Subcategory setting to Income, the Total Left
