Deal To Be Richest
Can Deal To Be Richest automatically sort my transactions into categories?
Yes, the app automatically sorts your spending into categories like 'Kids - Activities' and 'Takeout' without you having to manually enter anything. This makes it easy to see where your money goes, whether it's a gas station stop or a soccer sign-up fee.
Does the app let me set up multiple savings goals, like for a vacation or a new car?
The app allows you to set a single big goal, such as an emergency fund, but creating separate savings pots for multiple goals like a family vacation is not very intuitive. You may find the customization options limited if you need to juggle several savings targets at once.
Why isn't my bill payment showing up in a 'bill sinking fund' category?
The app tracks spending based on past transactions but doesn't have a dedicated 'bill sinking fund' category to help you plan for irregular big bills like car insurance. You can work around this by manually setting a budget for that expense, but the feature isn't built in automatically.
I got a notification that I'm close to my budget limit, but I already overspent. What's going on?
The app sends a notification when you're approaching your set monthly budget, but it may not update in real time if a transaction is still pending. Check your recent transactions to see if any charges haven't fully cleared yet, which can cause the budget tracker to lag slightly.
How does Deal To Be Richest compare to Mint for tracking family expenses?
Deal To Be Richest is simpler and more focused on automatic sorting and basic budgeting, making it great for families who want a quick overview without a huge learning curve. Unlike Mint, it lacks advanced features like custom bill sinking funds or multiple savings goals, but its calm design and straightforward setup are big pluses for busy parents.
