Some examples of questions to ask Nory

The best way to discover Nory is to talk to it like a person who knows your accounts. No need to phrase things cleverly: ask your question naturally. Here are concrete examples, sorted by theme, to get you going.

Understanding your spending

• How much did I spend on restaurants this month?
• What are my three biggest expenses over the last 30 days?
• Has my transport spending gone up compared with last month?
• Where did my leisure budget go this week?

Tracking your budgets and your savings

• Where do I stand on my groceries budget this month?
• How much is left before I reach my holiday goal?
• At this pace, when will I have set aside what I am aiming for?
• Which budget do I go over most often?

Spotting savings

• Am I paying twice for the same kind of subscription?
• Which subscriptions have gone up recently?
• Are there recurring expenses I may have forgotten?
• What could I cut back on without too much effort?

Looking further ahead

• What might my balance look like in three months if nothing changes?
• What would happen if my income dropped temporarily?
• How is my Noryo Score doing this month?
• Am I making progress compared with the same month last year?

Asking for help to take action

Nory is not only there to answer: it can propose a concrete action, which you then validate. These questions pave the way for an action suggestion.

• Can you create a budget for my outings?
• Help me set up a savings goal for a trip.
• File this expense in the right category.
• Create a rule to automatically classify payments from this merchant.

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