Guides
Making sense of your money
Short, practical answers to the questions people ask most: where to start with tracking, what to do with a bank statement, and how to run a budget for two when the money is shared and the habits are not.
How to track your expenses
People give up on expense tracking not because they are lazy, but because it takes more time than it gives answers. Below are three ways to keep it alive, and an honest estimate of what each one costs you every day.
Updated 2026-08-29
How to import a Monobank statement
A statement is the cheapest way to keep books: the bank has already recorded everything for you. Here is where to find it in Monobank — one of Ukraine’s largest banks — which format to take, and what to do with the transactions after the import.
Updated 2026-08-29
A family budget: how to run it together
A shared budget breaks down not over money, but over different ideas of what counts as “a normal amount to spend”. Below are three schemes that work, and an honest answer to the question of what to do when only one of the two finds tracking interesting.
Updated 2026-08-29