Book recommendation
Here is a book that I recommend: 31 Days to Emergency Preparedness and Personal Resilience by Robert Fagan. First, a disclaimer: I know the author. However, I am recommending.
Learning about hledger
Here is a book that I recommend: 31 Days to Emergency Preparedness and Personal Resilience by Robert Fagan. First, a disclaimer: I know the author. However, I am recommending.
I made some small improvements to my ELisp code to take csv files from my mutual fund and generate hledger transactions in plain text format. First, I made the.
As mentioned previously, I am now tracking mutual funds in hledger. Since starting this tracking, I have been entering mutual fund transactions using hledger iadd. And this was working.
At the hledger fan household, we modestly support a couple of yearly charity events. This year, as we decided to support the charities again, the question came up: How.
Does a membership program actually save you money, and if so how much? This is a question I pondered in some past posts. And I have an update. But.
In my last 5 blog posts I described a system that I cobbled together for tracking mutual fund accounts in hledger. What are the advantages and disadvantages for this.
A mutual fund can split shares of one of its funds. This is similar to a company splitting its stock shares. If this ever happened, how would I handle.
One thing that can be purchased through some mutual fund companies is a T-bill. What is a way to track T-bills in hledger? First, some background for this example:.
This is part of a series showing how this non-accountant decided to track mutual fund accounts in hledger. The goal was to come up with something that I could.
Question: What happens when this hledger fan receives a dividend from a mutual fund? Answer: He says to himself, “How am I going to enter this in my plain.