Credit Card Accounts represent owed balances that you accrue and then pay off in full each month, and Debt Accounts represent owed balances that you’re working to pay off over time. To put it another way, if you pay your credit card in full each month, it should be put into Goodbudget as a Credit … Read more
When you download a QFX/OFX file from your bank or credit union, they assign each transaction on that file a unique number called a “FITID.” Goodbudget uses the FITID to identify each transaction so you don’t import the same one more than once. However, sometimes the way banks create their FITIDs changes, which means Goodbudget … Read more
Import your recent transaction information to make sure Goodbudget isup to date. You can import QFX (Quicken) and OFX (MS Money) files, as well as CSV files for advanced users. Importing allows you to create new transactions from the file you upload, or match the transactions in the file to your existing transactions that you’ve … Read more
In Goodbudget, other than Debt Payment Envelopes and Debt Accounts, specific Envelopes are not directly linked to specific Accounts, and funds in all of your Accounts are pooled for use by all of your Envelopes. If you have a Savings Account in your household and would like the money in that Savings Account to not … Read more
Whether you’re using the Free or Plus Version of Goodbudget, you can track as many Debt Accounts as you need. They’re also great for tracking your debt payoff progress for things like car loans, student loans, and credit cards that you’re working to pay off. Check out the instructions below to see how to add … Read more
We recommend importing bank activity with Quicken (QFX) or MS Money (OFX) files if your bank provides them. You can learn more about importing via these file formats here. However, if your bank does not offer QFX or OFX downloads, Goodbudget supports “CSV” formatted files as well. From the Transactions window on the home page, click … Read more
Why Envelope balances and Account balances should match Envelope Balances and Account Balances are two different views of your financial picture. Account Balances talk about how much is in each of your real-world accounts. If you take all of the balances of your deposit accounts (like your Savings, Checking, Money Market account and your petty … Read more
Goodbudget uses the Net Total in your accounts to budget with in your Envelopes. Checking and Savings accounts are added and Credit Card accounts that you pay off every month are subtracted to show you what you have minus what you owe. This way, you’ll be able to see how much you have if you … Read more
Accounts in Goodbudget are not connected to your actual bank accounts, and we won’t ask you for your bank passwords. Instead, you can track your actual bank balances by recording transactions in Goodbudget as you make them, or by downloading your recent activity from your bank’s website and importing that into Goodbudget. You can import QFX (Quicken) and OFX … Read more
Wondering what the green check mark in the Status column means? In Goodbudget, your transactions can have one of three statuses: CLEARED — This is the green check mark which you should see when your bank shows that the transaction went through. This usually happens within 2-3 days of swiping your card. For checks, it can be many … Read more
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