New accounts now start in your phone's own currency - euros, pounds, Canadian or Australian dollars, yen, rupees or pesos - instead of always US dollars. Existing accounts keep the currency they already use, and you can still change it any time in Settings. If the sign-in service can't be reached, you now get a plain message saying so, instead of a technical error. A clearer subscription screen for people starting out: it shows what MintMonitor does, and lays out the free trial step by step - what you get today, that you can cancel at any point during it at no cost, and when the first charge would be. Setup no longer loses an income you filled in but didn't add: Next now adds it for you, and says what's missing if it's only half filled in. The guided tour moves more smoothly, fading from one step to the next, and the dashboard is explained in two steps instead of one crowded one.

Your monthly income, expenses and net now cover the whole month - what you have logged, plus the pay still expected, the bills still due and the budget still to be spent - so they compare like with like against last month. Each figure says how much of itself is still ahead. New: read your projections as a chart as well as figures, on one scale above and below zero. New: choose which day your weeks start on, separately from your budget reset day. New: edit a goal after creating it, point its contribution at a budget, and give it a day of the month. Fixed: a budget that spreads across the month now counts today as yours to spend. Its allowance appears on the day it starts, at its full value, instead of from the following day. Fixed: a bill paid early is credited to the month it was for, not the month you paid it in. Fixed: the cash flow chart draws the current month as a projection instead of a finished one. Fixed: every weekly allowance now says which dates it covers. One-off: weeks are now anchored to a weekday, so a weekly allowance you had removed from the current month comes back once. Remove it again and it stays gone.