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How To Fund Your Income Splitter River Plan From A Pouch


What Fund Plan From Pouch Does

Fund Plan From Pouch moves money out of a pouch and treats it like income.

That money:

  • Flows through your Income Splitter River
  • Fills the following sections according to your plan: Bills, Reservoir, Payback, and Goals/Other
  • Skips Percent of Income

It behaves as if new income entered your system.


When You Should Use It

This feature is helpful when:

  • You need to supplement your income
  • You are pulling from savings
  • You had a lower-income month
  • You want to temporarily boost funding

This is especially handy if your income changes from month to month. On a lean month, you can pull from savings to keep your pouches funded like a normal payday.

It allows your plan to stay intact without manually reallocating money section by section.


When You Should Not Use It

Normally, you should fund your Income Splitter River plan using real income transactions.

Fund Plan From Pouch is not meant for:

  • Regular income
  • Everyday transfers
  • Moving money casually between pouches

Overusing it can distort how your plan is intended to function.


How To Use Fund Plan From Pouch

  1. Go to the Income Splitter River from the Budget tab.

  2. Click Actions

    The Actions button on the Income Splitter River screen

  3. Select Fund Plan From Pouch

    The Fund Plan From Pouch option in the Actions menu

  4. Under From, select the pouch you want to pull from

  5. Enter the amount

    The manual funding screen

  6. Tap Submit

The selected amount will flow through your river and fund sections according to your plan.


What To Expect After Submitting

Once submitted:

  • The source pouch balance decreases
  • Your Income Splitter River sections receive funding
  • Daily Cash adjusts accordingly

Your plan remains structured and consistent.


A Simple Way To Think About It

Income normally flows into your Income Splitter River. This feature lets savings flow through it the same way.

Use it when needed. Not by default.