12/30/2023 0 Comments Moneywiz 2 revise budgetDown the bottom of the Balance screen is a graph that shows you the balance for the current month, including how much you have spent and earned this month. Tapping on the balance figure will rotate you through the total balance, total expenditure and total income for that day. The first, Balance, shows all your transactions that have been made today (or any other day), including the balance. Saver 2 has 3 dedicated screens, accessible from the tab bar, that enable you to review and analyse your transactions – each doing so in different ways. Alternatively, just tap the word ‘Expense’ on the Navigation bar and it’ll take you directly to the Income categories. But when you do have to enter an income transaction, it is as simple as scrolling down on the categories list until you reach the income categories. The focus of entering transactions is by default on expenses, which is for good reason because you’ll likely be making a lot more expense transactions than income transactions (quantity-wise). With Saver 2 I don’t need to use my rusty mental maths skills and can just add the two transactions with the keyboard. For me this comes in handy when dealing with international transactions because my bank statement will show not just the actual transaction, but a second transaction that is the bank’s international transaction fee. One of the nicest touches of Saver 2 is that the number-entry keyboard is actually a calculator. Tapping on the category selected will lower the keyboard and display further options, allowing you to change the date of the transaction or add a tag, note, and image. Tapping the dedicated add transaction button in the tab bar will take you to a screen that displays a list of transaction categories, as well as a number-entry keyboard. It’s therefore important that the process is as simple and streamlined as possible, or else you’ll quickly become frustrated and potentially get lazy and stop keeping track of your finances.įortunately, Saver 2 has a straightforward and efficient interface for adding transactions. This is particularly true if you purchase one of Saver’s subscriptions which add a bunch of advanced features (more on that later).Īs with any finance or budgeting app, the bulk of your time will be dedicated to entering the details of all your transactions. But at the same time, don’t think of Saver as just a barebones tool: it is far more than that and will work terrifically for many people. For example, you won’t be reconciling multiple bank accounts – that’s just not how Saver works. ![]() There are quite a few personal finance apps available these days and it’s important to know that Saver, an iPhone-only app, is one that won’t be for everyone. I reviewed the original Saver nearly four years ago, and whilst the core of the app is very similar, the new features and completely refreshed and modernised design make Saver 2 a lot better. This week saw the release of Saver 2, a big update to the personal finance and expense tracking iPhone app from Alex Solonsky and Vadim Shpakovski.
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