Rename a tag by typing over it. Colour changes apply everywhere the tag appears.
Saving this records a statement, so the projection starts from today's figure rather than an older one.
Usually 0 on a balance transfer. Not every promotional rate is nought — a money-transfer or purchase deal can be 3.9% or similar, and calling that 0% understates what the card is costing every month it runs.
Nothing that ever ends? Put the rate here, leave 0% ends and Rate when the 0% ends both empty. A loan from a person rather than a bank usually looks like that: one rate, for as long as it takes. An empty end date means the rate never changes — it does not mean a deal that has already expired.
The minimum is that percentage of the balance plus the month's interest — that is how UK cards work it out, and treating it as a flat percentage makes the whole projection wrong.
Assume is what every date and interest figure on this card is worked out from — not a record of what you pay. Leave it blank and the minimum is used. What you actually paid comes from your own ledger and is shown beside it, so if this one goes stale you will see it.
Whatever the statement calls it, so you can tell the two apart at a glance.
Blank means nobody has read it off a statement, and it will stay blank rather than quietly becoming 0%. One card, one minimum payment: anything paid above the minimum has to go at the dearest balance first, which is the lender's obligation under FCA rules rather than a choice, so that is what the projection does.
This was generated from a recurring rule and is not counted anywhere yet. Check the amount, then confirm it.
Days run 1 to 28. Later days do not exist in every month, and a bill that silently skips February is one you stop seeing.
Where you'll be buying. Arrows set the order they appear in. Deleting a shop moves its items to Any shop.
Group your shopping however suits — supermarket aisles, or one section per shop. Rename by typing over a name. Deleting a section moves its items to Other.