Differences Between the New Dashboard and the Classic View
This article will review the reasons why you may be seeing different numbers in the new dashboard vs the classic view.
Last published on: September 03, 2025
Toggle Settings
The new dashboard allows users to toggle between the different values on the screen. You can show real or nominal values, monthly or annual values, gross or net (of tax and savings) values, and rounded or exact values.
The classic view will only show monthly and real values, without rounding. Net values for the spending capacity will be included under the gross numbers on the classic dashboard.
Other/Variable Expenses
The new dashboard will automatically include other/variable expenses in the total calculation for spending capacity and on the guardrails. You can click view more under the spending capacity to see a ledger of how much income is for baseline income and how much is additional to cover the other/variable expenses. There will be an expense button next to the ledger that will give you the breakdown of the expenses, including the individual items that make up the total calculation for the other/variable expenses in that month.
The classic view will only show baseline income for the spending capacity and guardrails. There will be an additional item in the spending capacity to point out the extra income needed to cover the other/variable expenses. You can hover over the other/variable expense number to see a breakdown of the individual items that make up the total calculation for the other/variable expenses in that month.
Net Values - Savings and Taxes
When on the net toggle in the new dashboard, the spending capacity values will be net of savings and taxes.
The net values shown for the spending capacity in the classic view will only be net of taxes. Savings are included in the net values on the classic view.
