If you run the overview screen and add a few claims to it, you'll notice that one piece of the code isn't reacting to the new items being added to the database: the allowance overview at the top of the screen. This is because while everything else is connected to the Room database, it's still watching the Allowance data model. Using a data model like this is a good idea when the data is just in memory, but now that you have a database in place, things can change and simplify. For example, the Allowance class only really keeps how much the user plans to spend each day; the claim items can actually be seen as an entirely separate structure in the database model.
As such, you can move the daily allowance ...
