The week away, the season, the wedding. Price each one piece by piece, rank them, and FinFuse funds them from every paycheck and tells you the payday each one will be ready.
A plan is made of what it takes: the flights, the stay, the tickets, the dinner. Give each piece an estimate and tick it off when it’s booked, so the total is what the plan really costs, not a round guess.
Before you book, FinFuse points out any card credit that could pay for part of it.
Rank your plans and each paycheck funds them in that order. What each plan has set aside is held apart from spending money, so the trip is never mistaken for room for a night out.
Each plan says where it stands: ready, on track, behind, or not started.
At your pace, FinFuse works out the payday each plan will be ready. When a plan falls behind its date, it says by how much and offers the fix: keep the date and set aside a little more each paycheck, or keep the amount and take the date it reaches. One tap applies it.
The season ahead puts paydays, bills, plan dates and the games you’re going to on one calendar, with checking’s balance across the next thirty days and its lowest point marked, so a tight week shows up before it arrives.
Create your free account and add your first plan.
No. Without one, FinFuse still works out when it will be ready at the pace you’ve chosen.
It shows as fully set aside, and nothing more goes toward it from your paycheck. The next plan in your order moves up.
No. You book where you always do and tick the piece off. Where a trip or game has an offer, it’s labeled as one, after FinFuse’s answer and after any card credit you already hold.
No. FinFuse keeps track of what you’ve set aside and keeps it out of what’s free to spend.
