Undo
Most changes confirm in a short message with Undo. Use it when the last action was the wrong one.
Where to find it
The message that appears at the edge of the screen after a change. It is not a menu item.
- Make the change.
- Read the message that confirms it. When the change can be reversed, that message includes Undo.
- Press Undo before the message goes away.
You will see it on things like marking a subscription cancelled, marking a receipt against the wrong payment, and clearing I’ve got this. A moved bill has its own Back to [date] on the bill sheet, as well as Undo where the confirmation offers it.
Some steps ask you to confirm first, in plain language, because they are hard to reverse. Deleting your account is one of those. Undo is not a substitute for that confirmation.
What this does not do
Undo is not a history of every edit, and it does not reach into your bank. If the message has already gone, use the screen’s own control (Unmerge, Put back in the household, Back to the original due date) or write to support if you are stuck.
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Still stuck?
Email [email protected]. Say what you clicked and what you expected. Please don’t send account numbers, passwords or bank statements.
Jarful is a budgeting tool, not a financial adviser. Nothing on this page is financial advice.