See recurring activity
Review your recurring bills, subscriptions, and income together.
DIME SHIELD / bills and income
Track bills and income. Look ahead with clarity.
Make upcoming bills and income part of your everyday plan.
Build my money planTHE BIG PICTURE
A monthly total is only part of the picture. Timing matters too. See recurring expenses and income together to understand which commitments are approaching and how they fit into your plan.
Know your calendar
Use upcoming dates to understand the timing of money coming in and going out.
Review subscriptions
Keep recurring expenses visible when deciding what belongs in your budget.
01 / A CLOSER LOOK
Move from “what did I spend?” to “what comes next?”
Use the recurring view to review upcoming activity rather than relying on memory. A calendar helps you see when items cluster together; a list helps you review them one at a time. Confirm dates and amounts when a recurring pattern changes.
- Review upcoming bills and expected income.
- Use calendar and list views for different planning tasks.
- Check recurring items against actual transactions.
Coming up
SAMPLE DATAPaydayExpected income
+$2,600InternetMonthly bill
$65Music subscriptionRecurring expense
$12Review dates before making a payment.
02 / A CLOSER LOOK
Keep subscriptions from fading into the background.
Small recurring charges are easy to overlook when they appear on different accounts. Reviewing them together makes it easier to notice an expense you no longer recognize or use. Cancellation still happens with the provider that bills you.
- Review recurring merchants and amounts.
- Look at a charge’s history for changes.
- Decide which expenses still fit your priorities.
03 / A CLOSER LOOK
Connect the calendar to your budget.
Upcoming income and bills help give your category plan context. Review them before committing the rest of your money to flexible spending or savings. Expected activity is a planning aid, so verify important due dates directly with the biller.
- Include recurring commitments in your planning routine.
- Revisit expected income when payment timing changes.
- Review debt payments alongside other recurring expenses.
Coming up
SAMPLE DATAPaydayExpected income
+$2,600InternetMonthly bill
$65Music subscriptionRecurring expense
$12Review dates before making a payment.
GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions, answered.
Does Dime Shield pay my bills?
No. The recurring view helps you organize and review activity. Make payments through your bank or biller.
Does it cancel subscriptions for me?
No. Use the recurring list to identify subscriptions to review, then manage cancellation with the service provider.
What if the expected amount changes?
Review the recurring item and its recent transactions. Variable bills and changes in merchant descriptions may require an update.