In addition to physical accounts such as checking and savings accounts, Budgetizer Accounts can represent collections of funds that are less structured. For example, you could create an account to represent the cash you have on hand. In this case, purchases made with cash would be entered as debits from this "cash account", and being paid in cash would be entered as a credit to this Account. If you withdrew money from bank checking account, this would be entered as a transfer from your checking Account into your cash Account.
You could also maintain several cash accounts; for example, one to represent the cash you have on hand, and one to represent the change you collect in a change jar or piggy bank.
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