Recurring Expenses

Set once.
Tracked every month.

Add your recurring bills once — rent, salary, Netflix, gym. FinTrack shows them in your Financial Timeline every month and factors them into your projected balance automatically.

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How recurring expense tracking works

01

Add once

Enter the name, amount, type (income or expense), and due day. Takes 10 seconds.

02

Appears every month

Your recurring items automatically populate the Financial Timeline at the start of each month.

03

Forecasts your balance

Current balance + upcoming income − upcoming expenses = projected month-end balance. Auto-calculated.

Example recurring setup

Salary

Day 1

+$4,200

Rent

Day 5

−$1,200

Netflix

Day 12

−$18

Gym

Day 15

−$45

Freelance

Day 20

+$800

Never forget a bill again

Set up your recurring expenses once — FinTrack handles the rest every month, automatically.

No bank connections · No spreadsheet formulas · Free to start

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Frequently asked

How does the recurring expense tracker work?
Add any recurring transaction — rent, salary, Netflix, gym — with a name, amount, and due day. FinTrack automatically shows it in your Financial Timeline each month and subtracts it from your Safe to Spend calculation.
Can I track both recurring income and expenses?
Yes. FinTrack supports both recurring expenses (rent, subscriptions, utilities) and recurring income (salary, freelance retainers). Both factor into your projected month-end balance.
Do I need to set up recurring expenses every month?
No. Set them up once — they automatically appear in your Financial Timeline every month until you pause or delete them.
Does recurring expense tracking require a bank connection?
No. FinTrack is fully manual. You enter recurring transactions once, and FinTrack handles the monthly forecasting automatically — zero bank API access.
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