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@jamiebuttke-yaho Are you referring to tracking a personal bank account and a business bank account, or actually having a separate QBO account for your personal transactions?
If the first, just create another bank account called 'Personal checking'. That said, mixing your personal and business transactions in one account is rarely ever a good idea.
If the second, just give QB more money. They'll gladly hook you up with a second QBO account... for another monthly fee.
I'm glad you reached out, Jamie. I'm here to help you effectively record your personal and business accounts separately.
While QuickBooks Online (QBO) is mainly for business transactions, it can be customized to meet your personal finance tracking needs. You can create a separate company file for personal finances, customize your accounts, and utilize the Personal account type to keep things organized.
If you're looking for dedicated personal finance tracking software, I recommend trying Mint, a free app from Intuit. Mint allows you to review transactions, monitor spending, and track your net worth, making it a tool for personal finance management.
Additionally, I suggest bookmarking the following articles to guide you in setting up your accounts in QBO:
Dropping a comment below is the simplest way to request assistance from our helpful and knowledgeable support team. I'll be more than happy to address additional questions or concerns you may have in keeping track of your personal and business accounts.
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