Money Manager

This is an indication of a problem connecting to your account.

A blue symbol often indicates a temporary external site issue or expected maintenance. This error message should resolve after a few days. Please contact us if the issue persists.

A red symbol is an indication of a login error. This can mean that your password needs to be updated, or you have security questions that need to be answered. Click the link provided in the error message to manually update your username and password. You may also be prompted with additional security questions. If your account still does not update, please contact us.

1. Click the Add button in your left sidebar.
2. Enter Bank of the Sierra into the search box. Check the URL associated with Bank of the Sierra to make sure it is where you normally access your account(s).
3. Enter your login information EXACTLY as you would when logging into Bank of the Sierra directly and click Connect.
4. Classify your account(s) by type.
   • If the specific account type is not listed, choose the closest choice
   • Input a custom account name if desired (this can also be edited from the Dashboard later)
   • If an account is listed that has already uploaded automatically, or you see an account you don’t wish to import, you may choose to ‘Ignore this account’. Then click Save.
5. Wait several moments for your account(s) to upload. More than one account may result in a longer load time.
6. If you receive an error message:
   • First check that your login credentials are correct and are still working directly on Bank of the Sierra’s website
   • If you are still unable to add your account, please contact the Customer Service Center at 1.888.454.BANK.

1. Click on the transaction requiring a new or updated tag.
2. Click the ‘x’ in the tag you wish to remove.
3. Type the new tag and press Enter.
4. Optional: Create a rule to apply this tag and title to all similar transactions.
5. Click Save Transaction.
6. Refresh the page to apply your new rule, if applicable.

Use split tags to categorize your cash withdrawal transactions. You are unable to manually enter cash transactions, but using split tags will allow you to break down a cash transaction into groceries, dining out, transportation, etc. Learn more about split tagging under Tagging.

The Cashflow Calendar is designed for planning and estimation purposes only. No real money is ever withdrawn from your account(s) in Money Manager. The Cashflow Calendar simply uses your current daily balance and then takes into account all future income and bills that you’ve entered.

Due to changes on Capital One 360’s website, we now use an access code to bring in your accounts rather than your regular PIN. To create an access code, please follow these instructions:

1. Sign into home.capitalone360.com with your Customer Number/Saver ID and PIN.
2. Click the My Info tab.
3. Navigate to the Access Code option under Preferences.
4. On the next page, click the Create Access Code button.

This code will need to be used in place of your usual PIN while adding your account to the Dashboard. If you still experience difficulty getting your accounts added after following these steps, please contact the Customer Service Center at 1.888.454.BANK.

Money Manager provides you the tools to help successfully manage and track your finances. You can create a budget, monitor expenses, and set goals. We’ll also allow you to track your upcoming bills and incomes, and enable you to view all your accounts in one convenient location. Money Manager can help you in tangible ways to improve your overall financial health.

1. Add additional accounts from other financial institutions to view all your accounts in one place.
2. Customize the tag names on your transactions to get the most accurate financial picture.
3. Set up monthly spending targets within the budget area to organize your tagged transactions.
4. Use Cashflow to track regular incomes and bills.
5. Create specific financial targets under the goals tab.

If you have questions or issues with any of the above steps, reference the appropriate section of this FAQ.
If you still can’t find an answer to your question, please contact the Customer Service Center.

You can view the following items on your Dashboard:

• All uploaded accounts and their balances
• Daily account transactions
• An advanced search bar to find transactions by name, date, category, etc.
• Your customizable widgets which can include expenses, goals, budgets, bills, net worth, and more

We currently support:

• Mozilla Firefox 2+ (Windows + Mac)
• Safari 2+ (Windows + Mac)
• Internet Explorer 7+
• Google Chrome 1+

If you have an older browser, please try upgrading to one of these supported browsers. Also ensure that your security settings allow Money Manager to function properly. You may experience issues if your browser has cookies turned off, is operating with a high security level, or has additional add-ons installed. If you experience a problem with one of our supported browsers, please contact support after verifying your browser settings.

Money Manager supports more than 13,000 financial institutions of all sizes. If you’re having trouble finding yours, try these search tips:

1. Input your financial institution’s official FULL name.
2. Then try searching with the fewest amount of words possible.
   • For example: Try typing one word at a time if your institution has a long name. If your financial institution has an abbreviation, (i.e. SECU) try searching under those terms as well.
3. If your financial institution has a city name or other unique word in it, try searching only by that term (i.e. ‘Springfield’ or ‘River’).

If you still cannot locate your financial institution, please contact the Customer Service Center to verify whether it can be supported.

You do have the ability to delete accounts that you have manually added to Money Manager. However, at this time you cannot remove accounts that come over automatically.

1. In the left sidebar of your Dashboard screen, click on the name of the account that you wish to delete.
2. You will be directed to that account’s detail page. Find the small button labeled Edit at the top of the screen by the account name.
3. At the bottom of the Edit page, you will see the Delete Account option. Click Delete to permanently delete your account. Keep in mind that this will remove all custom tags, goals, etc. that are associated with this account.

You can export your transactions into a CSV file, which is supported by most spreadsheet programs.

1. On the Dashboard at the top-right of the transaction list, click the small Export Transactions button.
2. Enter the desired date range. We can export transactions back from when you began using Money Manager in any time span of one year or less.
3. Click Download File.
4. A CSV file will be saved to your computer’s download folder.

Yes, you can remove transactions. These transactions will still be visible in your account, but will no longer show in Money Manager. Please note that this is a permanent action and cannot be undone.

• On the Dashboard, highlight the transaction you wish to delete and select Edit.
• Click Delete this Transaction in the bottom right corner of the screen.

A tag is a customizable word or phrase used to categorize your transactions. This feature gives you a better idea of how you’re spending your money by tracking transactions in the same category. We will automatically pull in your most recent transactions and tag them (i.e. transportation, groceries, clothing). We suggest you edit your tags by clicking on the Edit button associated with each transaction. Customized tags give you a more accurate view of your budget(s), spending history, and overall financial picture.

You can apply multiple tags to transactions, such as ATM withdrawals, by using the split tag feature:

1. Click on any transaction to edit it.
2. Click the Use Split Tags button in the tag area of the form.
3. Enter a tag and its value.
4. Repeat the process for each tag, ensuring that the entire balance of the transaction is accounted for.
5. Click the +Add Tag button if you want to split the purchase between more than two tags. There is no limit to the number of split tags you can have.
6. Click Save Transaction.

If you’d like to change a transaction’s title and/or edit the tag to be applied to similar transactions, check the box in the Create a Rule area of the transaction editor. This will allow you to choose from a number of different recurrence styles:

• Apply for transactions from ALL ACCOUNTS for ANY TIME PERIOD
• Apply for transactions from ALL ACCOUNTS for THIS TRANSACTION MOVING FORWARD
• Apply for transactions from THIS ACCOUNT ONLY for ANY TIME PERIOD
• Apply for transactions from THIS ACCOUNT ONLY for THIS TRANSACTION MOVING FORWARD

Creating rules for certain transactions, such as a check transaction, is not advised. It will apply that title and tag to all other checks. Please contact the Customer Service Center if you have additional questions regarding tagging rules.

Budgets use spending targets to track variable expenses. Budgets always run from the first to the last day of each month. Spending targets are automatically color-coded based on your spending progress.

1. Click on Budget at the top of the page.
2. Click on the Spending Target you’d like to edit from the list.
3. At the top of the page, click the Edit or Delete button.
4. You can change the name, amount, tags, and accounts associated with this Spending Target from here.

If your Spending Targets aren’t updating correctly, ensure that:

• The associated tags are attached to transactions posted in the current month
• You have the proper account(s) included for each Spending Target
• Your Dashboard tags match the Spending Target tags

Spending Targets are variable expenses (i.e. groceries, entertainment, or dining out). These can be linked to tags, which allow you to track your monthly expenditures.

Bills are recurring expenses (i.e. rent, loans, or insurance). These expenses generally have a due date. See the Cashflow section for more information.

You can set up alerts in Money Manager to remind you of your upcoming bills. See the Cashflow section for more information on adding your bills.

If you are having issues with your budget, please check these common causes before contacting the Customer Service Center:

• Confirm the accounts being tracked within your Spending Target. If only your savings account is selected, but the transactions you want factored into your Spending Target are coming from your checking account, the Budget will not reflect those transactions until both accounts are selected.
• If you are using tags with two or more words, such as ‘dining out’, you need to track this tag using the exact format, including spaces. For example, tracking transactions listed as ‘dining out’ will not reflect in a budget looking for tags marked as dining out.

If you need any further assistance managing your tags or budgets, please contact the Customer Service Center at 1.888.454.BANK.

Use Cashflow Calendar to get a quick glance of when your bills are due, when your paycheck is coming, and for viewing safe-to-spend balances. Click Cashflow to open the calendar and click on a day to add a new income source or bill due.

1. On the Cashflow page, click the Choose Accounts link in the box above the calendar.
2. Check the boxes next to the accounts you’d like to include.
3. Click Save and Close

Cashflow is not meant for variable income, so in order to account for possible variances input your best guess ahead of time and edit once the exact value is known. The daily balance will automatically adjust to the actual income deposited into your account. Here are some tips:

• The Every other week option is for one paycheck every two weeks (separated by 14 days). Just choose the day of the week that you get paid.
• The Twice a month option is always fixed on the 1st and 15th of each month.
• If you’re paid on off-dates, say the 3rd and the 18th, simply enter two separate Once a month incomes (i.e. one on the 3rd and another on the 18th). This will allow the calendar to display your income correctly.

1. Click on Goals at the top of the page.
2. Click the Add a Goal button.
3. Choose between a payoff or savings goal.
4. Choose which account you’d like the goal to be associated with and at what balance it will be complete. Remember you can link to external accounts if you’ve previously added them to Money Manager.
5. Choose the date you want to have this goal completed, or how much you are able to save each month – this option will calculate a due date for you.
6. Use the How much do I have available to spend? link to view your outstanding income and expenses.
7. Choose whether or not to lock a certain balance in your account.
8. Click Create Goal.

When creating a goal, you may choose to lock a sum of money from being counted toward your goal. This provides an accurate reading of your current goal progress, as you may never want to leave less than the locked amount in your account. No real money is ever locked away from you by choosing this option.

1. Select the Add Assets or Add Debt button.
2. Enter in the amount of the asset or debt and label it accordingly.
3. Save the asset or debt.
4. You may also remove particular accounts from being calculated into your net worth total by clicking to un-check your account(s).

Alerts are personalized notifications sent to your email and/or mobile device which help you keep track of your account activity. Be alerted of upcoming bills, monitor account balances to avoid fees, and review transactions of a certain amount or from a particular store.

1. Click on Alerts.
2. Click on Add an Alert to get started.
3. Choose your alert type:
   • Account Balance
   • Spending Target Exceeded
   • Goal Progress
   • Bill Reminder
   • Large Transaction
   • Specific Store Purchase
4. Enter the appropriate values as prompted (i.e. account, amount, percentage).
5. Choose the alert Option(s):
   • Email
   • Text Message

   All of your Money Manager alerts will appear on the Dashboard once they have been triggered

6. Click Add Alert.
7. Please keep in mind that there is often a slight delay between triggering an alert and receiving it, as we have to wait until a transaction is posted to send a related alert