Brett,
If you pay early, MoneyWell will treat it as a graph entry on that
date but your cash will still flow right. In other words, if you take
out $50 for lunches on Feb. 27, that amount will stay removed from
that bucket when March starts.
You only need to allocate early if you don't
On Mar 5, 2009, at 8:57 AM, Brett Nord wrote:
will it flow correctly even if my starting date is Mar 1? and if i
happen to do the same thing end of this month (pay early for April),
it will show that i am 2X over budget right? I set my starting date
for Mar 1 and now i have $100 still in
On Mar 5, 2009, at 2:00 PM, Kevin Hoctor wrote:
On Mar 5, 2009, at 8:57 AM, Brett Nord wrote:
will it flow correctly even if my starting date is Mar 1? and if i
happen to do the same thing end of this month (pay early for April),
it will show that i am 2X over budget right? I set my
If you use the Days setting in the Allocate Income panel to allocate
income a couple of days early, you'll have money available to pay your
mortgage before the first.
The blue dotted outline is strictly your planned amount on the graph
and had nothing to do with allocated money.
Peace,
hmm.. thanks Kevin and txcrew, but i don't think that's what i want to
do (I should have been clearer on my question)
I used the example of Mortgage which i see would be a reoccurring
fixed expense that would always be around the same time every month.
But what this example: I pre-payed
Thanks for the suggestion Trish.
I think your idea would work for some of the time, but in this case of
the school lunches, I won't be paying again until early April. So
this transaction is really my March transaction not my Feb transaction
and i would like my next one (in April) to be
