Andrew Fisher

And if we've also got the budget set up, they can have a look and how are they tracking on a weekly or monthly basis, depending on what the transaction category is that we're looking at.

Yeah, yeah, because there's multiple transactions, as you said.

There's the weekly shop, but then it's all the other sort of purchases.

Yeah, it brings it all into that sort of consolidated view.

Yeah.

And I think in that time, you know, like you're highlighting the spend and then it's about, I guess, changing behaviour.

And then you can back off from focusing on that.

And, you know, there might be another area that you want to then dive into.

So, you know, we are sort of.

tracking every dollar but it's happening automatically yeah there's not sort of an extra effort yeah you know to do that as so it's really easy to switch your focus because absolutely yeah because you know as you talked about with with with christian you know his his goals change and so you know we can then pivot to to look at different things within within the app

Just use the app, yeah.

I mean, I'd be having a look at the RASC website.

There's some good budget templates that you've got there.

So go and find a template that makes sense.

There's plenty of resources out there.

Don't try and build that from the ground up yourself.

Yeah.

But yeah, I think there's some good resources on that Money Smart website.

And I think, you know, because a lot of those transactions, you know, there might be one-off, it's the one-off things perhaps that you sort of might miss yourself.

And like, it's just going through that list is a good reminder.