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The You Need A Cash Plan user interface is organized to put all elements of your household finances at your fingertips in one place. The intent here is to give you a feel for the program’s geography, not to explain anything.
You Need A Cash Plan main user interface
1 - Cash plan spreadsheet for the open cash plan - Much of the functionality for the spreadsheet and the items listed in the spreadsheet is accessed from the menu bar and by right-clicking on a row. The Plan admin menu is where you open the Debt-To-Income ratio and Net worth pages (examples below).
2 - Open cash plan - The name of your open cash plan and, if entered, the name of cash plan's checking account.
3 - Cash plans - Click on this button to maintain your library of cash plans as well as switch to another cash plan.
4 - Accessories - Buttons for opening the reference Calendar and the Contacts, Calculators, and Help pages
5 - Favorite Contacts - The clickable list of contacts that you have flagged as favorites.
6 - Old info last delete - The date on which old information was last deleted in the open cash plan.
7 - Slider bar - You click on a button in the slider bar to open the slider for (top to bottom as shown above):
The sliders are where you have access to features, which include:
You Need A Cash Plan main user interface with Income slider open
Each of your cash plans in You Need A Cash Plan has its own Debt-To-Income Ratio page. Updating your DTI at any time is a matter of editing items that have changed since the last update.
You Need A Cash Plan Debt-To-Income Ratio page
Each of your cash plans in You Need A Cash Plan has its own Net Worth page. Updating your Net Worth at any time is a matter of editing items that have changed since the last update.
You Need A Cash Plan Net Worth page