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Another very beneficial double-check is asserting account balances at certain dates. You give beancount the balances at the end of each month straight from you
by FredPret 2y ago
Another very beneficial double-check is asserting account balances at certain dates.
You give beancount the balances at the end of each month straight from your bank / broker statements, and it throws an error if your transactions don't match up.
- anon291 2y agoYeah definitely enjoy that as well. It's just so much better than a hand-written spreadsheet. Also, since you're re-using open-source software, I think it's evidence of good faith (whereas if your own spreadsheet's numbers are off, then you'll have to deal with concerns of bad faith acting).