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Spending has a real home now. The Spending tab opens on a dashboard instead of a budget list: what you spent this month and whether that is up or down on last month, the pace for where the month will land, where the money went by category, which cards and accounts carried it, who you paid the most, the largest purchases, and what is coming due in the next two weeks — mortgage, bills, subscription renewals. Tap any figure and you land on exactly the transactions that make it up. Budget vs Actual is still there, one tap over, for anyone who sets limits. Open any account from a charge. Tap the account name on a transaction to see its balance, available credit, pending charges, and what the balance is made of. Cards now show the statement balance and the due date we read from your bank, and a paid-off card is never shown as late. Open your documents. Tap any file in the Vault to view it; Delete is now its own button, so a tap never asks you to remove something you only wanted to read. Also fixed: • Recategorizing with "All matching" or "Future imports" failed with an error. It works again, and the app learns from your corrections once more: a merchant you correct is categorized the same way on every future import, and the nightly categorization pass now also covers transactions that arrived from property-manager statements. • The assistant answers again. Questions had been failing with "Connection error." since mid-October; that was on our side. • Google sign-in works again on every install. An update earlier in October had shipped without the sign-in configuration. • On the sign-in and verification screens, the tap is the submit — nothing is left waiting for a second button.