After you save it, the refund page shows how much is already refunded and how much is left. Back home, Food & Groceries dropped from $105.40 to $92.42, and Safe to Spend went up by the same amount. One limit: split expenses can't be refunded, so edit or delete those instead.
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Transcript
0:00 Find the original expense
In this video you'll record a refund. Say I returned one item from my last grocery trip. Right now, Food and Groceries shows $105.40 spent this month. Tap Activity.
Find the expense and tap it.
0:17 Record a full or partial refund
Tap More, then Record refund.
This shows the original expense and how much you can still refund. The amount starts at the full price, which makes a full refund quick. I only returned the chicken, so I'll change it to $12.98.
0:39 Refund to an account and save
Refund to is the account the money goes back to, and the date is today. There's also an optional reason field. Tap Record refund.
Done. You can see how much is already refunded, how much is left, and the refund itself. Tap the trash icon if you need to remove it.
0:59 How refunds change your spending
Now head back home.
Food and Groceries dropped to $92.42, and Safe to Spend went up by the same amount. A refund lowers the original expense, in the same month and category. It doesn't count as income.
1:13 Split expenses can't be refunded
One limit: split expenses can't be refunded. Edit or delete them instead.
Next in Everyday Tracking, we'll move money between your accounts. Links to download Hunter Vault are in the description.
