There is no limit to the number of cash plans that you can add. You can manage more than one checking account in You Need A Cash Plan by adding a cash plan for each checking account.

The reasons for adding a cash plan could include:

• managing different incomes
• cloning a cash plan so you can safely play "What If?" with any part of your plan
• teaching a child how to manage household finances

After paying bills the first time in a new cash plan, you use You Need A Cash Plan to keep your plan spreadsheet up to date with the day-to-day changes that happen with your everyday money as well as do periodic, routine tasks that include:

• getting your weekly allowance
• recording deposits
• entering credit card activity
• adjusting the next payment amount for bills with varying payment amounts
• paying bills twice each month
• reconciling credit card statements
• balancing monthly checking account statements
• adjusting your cashflow to keep your net cashflow positive

Each cash plan that you maintain in You Need A Cash Plan is kept separate from all other cash plans. You can switch between cash plans at any time.