Apr 30
For Next Month Issue
I allocated all my income received during April to the "For next Month" category - say 4000.I have today budgeted this "For Next Month" money in May. This has correctly "zeroed" out May and May is showing as "All Money Budgeted"However, what is misleading (at least to me) is that April now shows as 4000 "over budgeted"! Whilst I do understand that the true effect is nothing, as May is showing the correct numbers, I am nonetheless reporting this as the display is misleading and a bit unsettling. I am still running BFB in parallel and that app gives me the correct numbers in both months.Have I inadvertently done something wrong?
Completed
Hello! Yeah, you've inadvertently caught a regression I introduced this morning. I shipped a fix for a different RTB issue (over-commitment to future months was being silently hidden), and unfloored the banner so users could see when they were genuinely over-committed. That unflooring exposed a separate bug in the math: FNM money was being subtracted twice — once correctly when it gets deferred from April's RTB, and then again as a "future commitment" when you budget it in May. Net result: April showed −4000 even though nothing was actually over-committed. Got the root cause identified and a fix is out. The new formula nets future-arriving money (FNM rolling forward, future paychecks, etc.) against future-month commitments before subtracting from the current month, so April will correctly show 0 in your scenario. Over-commitment will still surface as a negative number when it's real (e.g. if you budgeted 5000 in May with only 4000 of FNM, April would show −1000). Thanks for the detailed report. Let me know if you see any issues :)