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I would like a reimbursement tracker similar to the refund tracker.

I'm thinking of an interface that would provide a link to the tracker from the Transaction Details, and in the resulting dialog allow you to:

• Pick an account for where the reimbursement is coming from
• Prepopulated with details from the transaction about where and for how much the expense was incurred
• The date the reimbursement is expected (with optional alerts for if the date is missed)
• The account which will receive the reimbursement
• The category for the reimbursement
• Attachments

When the reimbursement is received, the spending plan for the month in which the original expense was incurred (assuming it's different) would reflect the reimbursement

Rules are sorted by last modified date.

I wish there was an option to sort rules by category or payee name. That way I can analyze all my rules grouped together to more effectively use them and avoid conflicts.

Wish there were buttons at top to Collapse & Expand All Categories in the Settings.

If I want to edit the Recurring Series for a Reminder that I see in the reminder carousel of an account or in Bills & Income:Overview, I have to:

• click on the series' three-dot menu icon
• click on View Series (in the three-dot menu)
• click on Options in the View Series window
• click on Edit series (in the Options menu)

Only then do I actually arrive at the Edit series window where I can edit. That seems unneccesarily indirect. (And clicking "Options" to access the editing function isn't exactly intuitive.)

Adding an "Edit Series" item to the three-dot menu would be much more direct and obvious.

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In the Reports Date Range date picker. If you choose Last month, Last quarter, or Last year you get a full month, quarter, or year. But f you choose Recent 6 months you get 5 months plus whatever days in the current month have come to pass. Like this:

The Recent 6 months date range should return 6 full months. Not 5 months plus a few days in the current month. Same for the 3 and 12 month ranges. It's hard to compare trends in reports that show results in monthly columns when the last column only contains a few days.

This problem was discussed in the post below but that was closed without ever being converted to an Idea Post. It has also been discussed in posts related to Watchlists and Planned Spending.