Windows 11, R68.31
It seems to me that in the past, if you had a rollover balance at the end of the year (in the rollover summary column), that balance would roll right into January of the next year without having to do anything.
Today, it doesn't do that. As an example:
I budget $550 per month to cover my property taxes, which are paid in 2 unequal installments (Pennsylvania). The first installment is due in March, and is around $2200, and the second in August, at around $4100. At the end of 2025, I had a positive rollover balance showing in the summary column of $1100. In January of 2026, it showed the budget amount of $550, zero actual (not paid until March), and a rollover amount for January of $550. It should have been $1650.
I can see a workaround—add the rollover summary amount at the end of the year to the monthly budget amount as the "january budget' to make the rollover come out right, and that is do-able. But I wonder, why won't it rollover from year to year as I recall that it used to?
