This amount should match what your current balance is on your banks website. If things don't match up, you know something is wrong and can do some detective work to figure out what that is. So in short, the Jive page is there for you to check with your bank statement and make sure all your withdrawals and deposits are accounted for and no one has messed up and charged extra purchases to your account.
If you have a story about how you use the jive page or how it helped you find an error in your bank statement, post about it here in the comments! About jiving. Hi, I'm still confused about jiving.
Every time I view the jive page the 'jived' amout is always 0; why? What do you compare the balance with to obtain a 'jived' amount? I've got to say that Clearcheckbook is great.
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Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. Featured on Meta. Now live: A fully responsive profile. Linked Related 2. Hot Network Questions. As you're jiving your transactions, keep an eye out for any transactions where the amounts don't match, were posted multiple times or that you don't have any record of.
This could be a sign that there were fraudulent charges or that you or the vendor made a mistake with the amount. If it's a mistake on your end, edit the transaction to correct the problem. Make sure balances are correct. After jiving all transactions from your bank statement, the Jived Balance for that account should match the ending balance for your bank statement.
If the two balances match then you know all of your transactions are accounted for and there are no current issues that require your attention. If the balances don't match then you'll need to go back and investigate where the problem might have come from.
We provided a list of common issues below to help you track down any discrepancies. Troubleshooting If your jived balance doesn't match your bank statement ending balance then check for the following common issues: Was a transaction entered multiple times by mistake? Make sure the transaction was entered with the correct date. Often times around the new year, a transaction could be entered with the incorrect year eg: November 12, instead of November 12, The correct account was used when adding the transaction.
If you're trying to jive an account but the transaction was entered under a different account by mistake, it won't appear in the transaction list. Did you make a mistake when adding the transaction amount?
Perhaps you lost a receipt or made an online purchase but forgot to add it to ClearCheckbook.
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