Does a membership plan pay for itself – part 2
Following up from last week’s blog, the question is: How could you use hledger to track a membership plan to see if you are breaking even on the cost.
Does a membership plan pay for itself?
Consumer’s Checkbook recently published a useful study of several U.S. membership programs, including what the break even point is for each of them. For example, one plan cost $5.00.
Why I am writing about my hledger upgrade
This week I upgraded to hledger version 1.42. Everything went well, so why do I mention the upgrade? What’s there to say? The reason is that in this blog.
Color coding is cool
I use Emacs with my hledger data files. And if I am working on an hledger file, Emacs is in ledger mode, which has a number of useful features..
Double Entry book, Emacs auto revert, and Warp for Windows
Review of Double Entry: How the Merchants of Venice Created Modern Finance I recently finished reading Double Entry: How the Merchants of Venice Created Modern Finance. First, it’s fascinating.
How I multiplied my income by 100
With just some minor typing, I quickly boosted my hledger bottom line. Here’s how I did it. First, to understand how I did this, it is important to note.
Wrestling with reconciliations
I had a case where a bank recently listed the same half dozen charges as both pending and actual. This was after the transactions had appeared a couple days.
Slower is sometimes faster
Sometimes small steps get you to your destination faster than big steps. This doesn’t seem as if it could be true. After all, you cover more ground with a.
Upgrading hledger
It was time to get the latest version of hledger. In fact it was past time. At least past time in the sense that I like to get the.
Help for future me
As I have been entering my hledger transactions recently, I have been making more use of the comment feature. For those who are new to comments, this is a.