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I have allowed it in experimental but still doesn’t work. I’m on iPhone Safari PWA

We are getting money from a HELOC next week. It will be a cash deposit into our checking account. We will be paying off another loan, and then sending what’s left back to the HELOC account. Should I enter it as income? I mean common sense tells me yes, but it’s kinda like I’m just moving money around, so I thought I’d ask y’all

Has anyone successfully switched from

Unlimited Proton combined with Pass Lifetime into one account, to

Separated accounts:
1)Unlimited Proton and
2) Pass Lifetime

My shop is still fairly new (started last September)

I have quite a few 2026 printable planner inserts (Monthlies & Weeklies). How do y’all handle inserts like this that are starting to age out?

Do you leave them as is, and just add new 2027 inserts (but in separate listings)?

Or do you replace 2026 inserts with 2027 inserts (using the same listing)?

I am thinking about duplicating my budget, but deleting all transactions before 2020 or so. I’ll keep some off budget tracking accounts going back to 2012 for Net Worth type reports (that’s the data I have now)

Has anyone tried this, and do you have any advice?

I understand that I would need to figure out new starting balances, etc, to make it work right. It’s just I have so much history that even AB tries to freeze up on me.

We plan on using just a portion of our Achieve HELOC upfront. They are sending the whole amount to our account in early to mid May. I’m told we will have a “portal” to use

For all y’all who have Achieve HELOC, how does this work exactly? And how long does it take to transfer back and forth?

We bought a split king, with adjustable bases last December. What do y’all do to keep your bases from moving around? We have wood floors, and every time we raise or lower the beds, they move out of place.

We had gotten some little rubber feet pads (I guess that’s what they’re called), and the beds still move.