Finalyse: AI Money Manager

Importing a credit-card statement used to treat every purchase on it as cash
already gone, so your available balance dropped twice for the same spending —
once when the card was used and again when the statement arrived. Now those
purchases are recorded against the card where they belong, your balance is
left alone, and the minimum and total the statement says you owe are filled in
against the card for you.

WHAT A CARD STATEMENT MEANS
A credit-card statement lists things you have bought and have not yet paid
for. Finalyse was reading it as a list of things you had paid for, which made
two numbers wrong at once: your available balance fell by the whole statement,
and the card's own dues stayed empty.
• Purchases on an imported card statement count towards your spending but no longer come out of your available balance
• The minimum payment and total due on the statement are recorded against the card, so the dues you actually owe are there without typing them in
• Credits and refunds on a card statement are no longer imported as income

SMALLER THINGS
• Import a statement straight from the home screen, instead of finding it under More
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