Your balances, your paycheck and the bills ahead in one place, so every evening out, weekend away and season ticket knows what it has to work with.
FinFuse takes the bills due before your next payday and everything your plans have set aside out of checking. What’s left is yours to enjoy until the paycheck lands, with what that comes to each day.
Below it, the lowest your checking will run before payday and over the next thirty days, so a tight week shows up before it arrives.
When a paycheck arrives, FinFuse lays out where it goes, in the order that matters: bills first, then each plan in the order you ranked them, your cushion while it rebuilds, long-term investing, and what’s yours to enjoy.
Tick each move as you make it. If you’d rather set your enjoyment aside first, one switch puts it at the top.
Your cushion is part of your savings, with a target set in months of your bills. FinFuse shows how many months it covers now and how many paydays it takes to reach the target. While it’s below the line you set, each paycheck tops it up and markets wait.
In your financial picture, the cushion is the grove around the cabin.
Checking, savings, your investing accounts, cards and loans on one list, each with when it was last updated, and your net worth at the bottom.
Enter the balances yourself today; linking your accounts so they keep themselves current is coming.
Create your free account and FinFuse opens on your own numbers.
No. Enter your balances, your paycheck and your bills, in round numbers if you like. Linking your accounts so they keep themselves current is coming.
Every bill due before your next payday, and each recurring bill reappears on its own schedule. Seasons and yearly bills are set aside a little from each paycheck.
The months that don’t go to plan. It’s part of your savings with a target in months of your bills. While it’s below the line, each paycheck tops it up before long-term investing, and markets wait.
No. Money works from the numbers you give it and keeps them in your browser unless you create an account.
