Tracking bills and subscriptions. Question.

[Youngman]

I needed something to keep track of my subscriptions and monthly bills. I have been using Notes to keep a list. But INXY subscription tracker greatly improves on that by keeping up with due dates and the amount my subscriptions are costing. What tracking services do you use?

[lishmalinyjames]

zistemo interface facilitates fast and simple client billing.

[MarcoAmara]

I have heard about inxy. I hope it is a site.

[sigrid94]

Been using notes all this while. Appears I'll have to upgrade.

[sigrid94]

Maybe I should try INYX.

[Smith_euk]

There are several ways you can keep track of your subscriptions and monthly bills:

1) Spreadsheet: Create a spreadsheet using a program like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets to keep track of your subscriptions and monthly bills. You can create columns for the name of the subscription or bill, the date it's due, the amount you owe, and any other relevant information. You can also color-code the rows to help you quickly identify which bills need to be paid.

2) Budgeting apps: There are many budgeting apps available that can help you keep track of your subscriptions and monthly bills. These apps typically allow you to input your bills and due dates, and they will send you reminders when bills are due. Some popular budgeting apps include Mint, Personal Capital, and You Need a Budget (YNAB).

3) Reminders on your phone or calendar: Set up reminders on your phone or calendar to remind you when bills are due. You can set up alerts to go off a few days before the bill is due, so you have time to pay it.

4) Automatic payments: Consider setting up automatic payments for your bills. This will ensure that your bills are paid on time each month, and you won't have to worry about forgetting to pay them.

No matter which method you choose, it's important to regularly review your bills and subscriptions to make sure you're not paying for services you no longer use or need.

[onemoreroti]

One of the most comprehensive ways to see what you're paying for is to look at your bank and credit card transactions, performing a search for every transaction in the previous full month

[onemoreroti]

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