
Find and correct duplicate expense entries
Check whether two entries describe one purchase before removing anything. A repeated amount is a reason to look, not proof of a duplicate.
Practical ways to record spending, check entries, and review a budget with Manor.

Check whether two entries describe one purchase before removing anything. A repeated amount is a reason to look, not proof of a duplicate.

Prepare for known non-monthly bills using due dates and existing reserves. Keep planned savings separate from the purchase you eventually record.

Separate your recorded spending allowance from money available for bills. A worked example shows how to check commitments without double counting.

Know what leaves your phone, what Manor retains, and which purchase details you can omit before recording or typing an expense.

Separate food from household goods, include small top-up trips, and check that the parts still match what you paid.

Decide what counts as shared spending, who records each purchase, and what stays private. Includes a free worksheet method and a worked example.