<prompt> Human: Its blowing my mind that this is an open issue would have been one of the first features I implemented if I designed the app, but I am looking for a method to ensure that all of my transactions are automatically filed under budget categories. Im aware of rules, which can be made for individual merchants, but thats not what Im interested in. Keep reading for more detailsWhen I look at my budget it says I only spent xxx this month when the real number is actually double that. This is due to multiple transactions getting filed under unbudgeted categories. For example, if I go to Michaels once every blue moon, I dont have a budget for hobbies; however, mint categorized the purchase as such. Thats fine, since I hadnt been there before, but Id prefer that to just go to other or misc expenses. So I created a rule to do so. But if I go to hobby lobby next year, Ill have the same problem all over again, and the purchase wont show up on my budget again. I find that I often go to new places that get miscategorized file under unbudgeted categories, so I really dont want to have to create a rule every time this happens. Mainly because I just want to quickly look at my budget to see if I actually have money to do something. I dont want to have to comb through my expenses everytime I log into mint to see if there were unbudgeted transactions I need to move. also, because I dont always catch it since Im usually in a hurry.A simple solution could be to just add a catch all category to the budget so that any transaction that cant be automatically filed under one of the other budgeted categories could at least be filed under the catch all category. This would allow for an accurate reading of overall income vs spending for that month. The problem with implementing this myself is that mint doent allow users to delete main categories or create rules such as never file any transaction under category x. Has anyone figured out a way to address this issue?UPDATEAlthough I didnt appreciate the comments dismissing the issue as trivial, I did figure out a working solution albeit flawed that will suffice for the time being. I just created a budget for 0 for each major category that I dont use so that all of my transactions still show up on my budget. Then I just recategorize them accordingly.  <response>: A simple solution could be to just add a catch all category to the budget so that any transaction that cant be automatically filed under one of the other budgeted categories could at least be filed under the catch all category.Is this not what the Everything Else budget is? 