Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still benefit from REMY$ Financial Planner if I am not comfortable with "numbers"?
Yes. If you are not a numbers person, then REMY$ Financial Planner will benefit you the most. All you will need are quantities that you can get from your salary check stubs, bank statement, tax returns, or from your property titles.
Can I use REMY$ Financial Planner to keep track of my bills or my bank accounts?
No. REMY$ Financial Planner is a specialized mid to long-term planning tool. There are plenty of short-term accounting tools that already do that quite well. Nonetheless, REMY$ provides an easy way to capture and track your monthly budget expenses, so you can see the impact that your spending habits have on your finances.
Can I use REMY$ Financial Planner to do my taxes?
No. Although REMY$ Financial Planner is equipped to track the effect that your average Federal, State or Capital Gain taxes have on your personal finances, it is not designed to calculate exact short-term tax liabilities. There are many other tools and services in the market that can handle that, including your accountant.
What information do I need to collect before I can use REMY$ Financial Planner?
REMY$ Financial Planner is designed to produce meaningful results with the information already on your head, but it will also let you fine tune your results in case you need to check your records for greater accuracy.