Recurring and bills

How do I add a recurring charge you missed?

On the Recurring page, choose Add recurring, find the charge in your transactions and say how often it comes. You can also mark one transaction recurring from its details, or add Mark as recurring to a rule so it happens every time.

Updated Oct 17, 2026

Some regular payments are hard to spot: rent sent by e-Transfer, a loan payment, or a yearly membership with only one charge so far. You can add these yourself, and they work just like the ones we find.

Add one from the Recurring page

  1. Choose Add recurring

    On Recurring, choose Add recurring at the top. On a phone, it's the round + button.

  2. Find the charge

    Search by merchant or amount. Switch between Money out and Money in to find income, like your pay.

  3. Pick it

    Tap the charge to pick it. You can pick several, from different merchants. One charge per merchant is enough. Then choose Next.

  4. Say how often it comes

    For each merchant, choose Every week, Every 2 weeks, Twice a month, Every month, Every 3 months, Every 6 months or Every year. We suggest an answer from its history; change it if it's wrong.

  5. Save

    Choose Mark as recurring.

Each one joins your recurring charges with a due date and reminders, and it can be a fixed cost in your budget. Other charges from the same merchant, of about the same amount, join it too.

Mark a transaction from its details

  1. Open the transaction

    On Transactions, tap the charge.

  2. Choose Recurring

    The Recurring row says "Comes back on a schedule? Say how often".

  3. Pick how often

    Choose how often it comes. It's marked straight away, and the row then reads, for example, "Every month ยท Marked by you".

To take the mark off one transaction, open the same page and choose Not recurring.

Let a rule do it every time

If a merchant should always count as recurring, add the Mark as recurring action to a rule and choose how often. Every transaction the rule matches joins your recurring charges: the ones you have now and each new one. See create a rule. Rules are included with Grow and up.

Charges that can't be marked

Some transactions show a reason instead of letting you pick them:

Shown as

Why

Already recurring

It's already on your recurring list.

Pending

It can be marked once it posts.

Ignored

An ignored charge is never recurring.

Part of a split

Mark the whole purchase instead.

Investment account

Investment accounts are never recurring.

Too long ago

Only charges from the last 27 months count.

Your partner's

Only your partner can mark it.

Frequently Asked Questions

One charge has no gap to measure. Knowing how often it comes lets us work out the next date, time your reminders and count it in your budget.

Charges filed as a transfer, on an account marked business, or ignored from budgets aren't fixed costs, and neither is one that has stopped. If it's a cost like rent, file it under a category such as Rent or Bills & Utilities, then tick it in Edit fixed costs.

Up to 25 merchants at a time.

When you add Mark as recurring to a rule, or change how often, a recurring charge you'd taken off the list comes back if the rule matches its transactions. A single transaction you marked Not recurring yourself stays out. After that, new imports never undo your choices.

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