Now in Labs: Add Flex as an account in Trends
You can now add your Flex account to Trends, so you can see your spending across all of your Monzo accounts.
Adding Flex to Trends will work like it does for your Monzo current account. You have full control over which accounts you want included in each view, so it’s up to you whether you want to include Flex in some, all or none of them.
How does Trends work?
Trends is the budgeting tool that helps you understand and visualise your spending. The balance, spending and targets views help you see exactly what’s going on with your money:
Balance view shows you how your total balance changes over time, including a forecast of how much you’ve got left to spend based on your upcoming bills and spending habits.
Spending view shows you where your money’s going by category and merchant.
Targets view lets you set a single overall spending goal for the month, and choose which Monzo accounts and categories to include.
How do you add Flex to Trends?
Flex won’t be automatically selected in your Trends filters, so you’ll have to follow these steps to get it set up:
- First make sure you’re using the latest version of the app.
- Then head to Monzo Labs in the app and activate ‘Flex in Trends’. To do that, go to the Account screen, then tap your name. Scroll down to ‘Monzo Labs’ and toggle the ‘Flex in Trends’ feature on.
- Tap on ‘Trends’ in the bottom navigation bar.
- Finally, tap the down arrow in the top row to pick which accounts are included in the view.
Let us know what you think!
If eligible, Monzo Flex is interest free to pay in full on your next monthly payment date or over 3 instalments. You can also pay over 6 or 12 instalments at 24% APR representative (variable). You have to be 18+ years olds to apply. Ts&Cs apply.
Carefully consider the cost of credit before a purchase. Missed payments negatively impact credit scores and you may lose the interest-free rate on existing plans.
Representative example: 24% APR representative (variable). £1200 credit limit. 24% yearly interest (variable).