Managing recurring expenses
Our monthly electricity bill went up by a couple of euros, so I needed to change the recurring expense that I had setup for this. Although this is possible the process is a bit confusing. I'd suggest providing an overview of scheduled recurring expenses, separate from the list of expenses that have already been created as a result from these schedules, which is what I was looking for because I didn't really want to touch any previous expenses.
We agree that managing recurring bills could be better. Currently, the way to edit recurring bills is to change the most recent copy and that will change ones that follow. It will not affect the past expenses.
We’re considering how to improve this, and will leave this under review for now.
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Blaire McCune commented
Is there any update on this feature request? A way to manage recurring transactions would be a major workflow improvement.
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Matt Zuckerman commented
Last comment 5 years ago? Apart from friends travelling together, wouldn't reoccurring expenses apply to all other users??? Currently there is no way to set recurring payments for any of the following:
-Electricity
-Oil
-Gas
-Cable when a la carte charges are incurred (i.e. renting movies)
-Variable cell phone plans
-Phone plans with long distance charges
-Water
-Any invoice that contains a late chargeThe list goes on! To assume that the current recurring payment function will suffice is negligent. Its not about a complete overhaul here, some simple additions to the current user story will suffice for now just to get a basic MVP as it relates to variable recurring expenses.
To avoid any work on this over this many years really defeats the principles of innovation. Sure it doesn't have all the votes, but has it occurred to you that those who would have voted for this perhaps deleted the app long ago in search of something that can handle this basic premise?
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Matt (BrooksNY) Brooks commented
This has been open since 2017. Are there plans to implement a recurring bill viewer/manager?
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Jeff commented
Yes, I'm here because of the recent Netflix price increase. I don't want to mess up my already-paid January bill, but there's no February option yet, since I have it set to recur on the 15th of the month.
Edit: Coming up on the 9th anniversary of this request!
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Guillermo Frontera commented
As an example, in a recurring weekly expense of $10 split between 3 people, one person will pay $3.34 a week and two people will pay $3.33 a week. After 100 weeks, since the amounts are assigned once and repeated every week, one person will owe $334 and two people will owe $333. A $1 difference is relatively small, but it's still an artifact of Splitwise internal (mis)calculations.
If rounding is done independently for each instance of the recurring expense, each individual would owe a much more similar amount. -
Guillermo Frontera commented
When a recurring expense is created and the total amount cannot be divided exactly as requested, Splitwise randomly rounds the amount to be paid by each individual. This random rounding stays the same in every instance of the recurring expense, so the amounts owed by each individual slowly diverge over time even if it was split equally.
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Alexander Hirdman commented
1. Make it so that recurring payments appears as soon as it’s the date of the payment. As of now, it seems to be added the same time of day as the original payment was created.
2. As of now, the only way to be able to see coming recurring payments, you have to click that payment from the month before and read the details to confirm that it is a recurring payment.
3. Maybe add a section on the groups “home page” (at the top of the page) with each recurring payment so that groups (families/couples) have an easy overview of what bills they pay each month.
Thank you!
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Markus commented
Hi, I use splitwise first and foremost to share the cost of services like
- netflix
- apple iCloud, Music, Arcade ...
- readly.com
- disney+
- amazon prime
...would be nice if we could choose such services from a list which reflects the current costs in my contry. This should auto update. Netflix just rised their costs in germany, now I have to fix the recurring costs manuelly.
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Meredith Mason commented
It’s honestly beyond comprehension why it’s so difficult to view & manage future expenses in this app
Acasa is better
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Drew commented
You can have a dropdown with a few choices:
- All future bills
- All past bills
- All past and future bills
- Single bill: select date, default to most recent
- Range of dates: select two dates -
Chrisbatts commented
Wish I’d never set up a recurring payment. Can’t edit it at all!