Do this sooner rather than later
MoneyHub can close dormant accounts early — after around 90 days of inactivity. So do not assume you have until the very last day. If you have not logged in for a while, export now.
Step 1: Export your transactions (CSV)
- Open the MoneyHub app.
- Go to Transactions.
- Tap the cloud icon.
- Choose Begin Download or Email as Attachment.
You will receive a CSV file containing your transaction history. Save it somewhere safe (and if you email it to yourself, keep that email).
Step 2 (optional): Request everything else via GDPR
The transaction CSV covers what most people care about. For the fullest copy of everything MoneyHub holds on you, you have the right to ask under UK GDPR with a subject access request. A SAR can take up to a month, so request it well before the deadline.
Step 3: Decide where your data goes next
If all you wanted was a backup, you are done. If you want your financial history to stay useful, look for a replacement that lets you import your export, shows you your net worth (not just spending), and helps you plan ahead.
Turning your export into something useful
This is what we built WealthR for. Instead of leaving your MoneyHub CSV to gather dust, WealthR reads it and turns your account balances into your net worth, and your spending history into a starter budget. Then it shows you a forecast of roughly when you could retire — which MoneyHub did not. (If what you want is a live spending tracker, apps like Emma, Snoop or YNAB will suit you better.)
Turn your export into your net worth
Import your MoneyHub CSV into WealthR, confirm your balances, and see your net worth in minutes. Read in your browser, never uploaded.
Import and get started free →Whatever you choose: get your data out first. The deadline is real and the deletion is permanent.
Frequently asked
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This is general information, not financial advice. The figures WealthR shows are illustrative and depend on the inputs you provide. For decisions involving significant sums, please consult a qualified FCA-regulated financial adviser.