You keep a small daily budget on your card, but your recurring bills land on different days of the month. BillBell reminds you the day before who will ask for money and how much to top up, so every payment goes through.
Tomorrow, November 10
Top up $150 today
Tomorrow you'll have $200: $50 for the day plus $150 for bills
You deliberately keep little money on your card: it's safer and makes spending easier to control. But insurance, phone, and rent charges arrive on different days. Forget one, and the payment is declined, fees pile up, and the service gets cut off.
Three steps, and you can stop thinking about your bills.
For example, $50 a day. That is all you keep in your account; the rest stays wherever you like.
Insurance, internet, rent, subscriptions. For each one, set the amount and the day of the month it is charged.
One day before a charge, BillBell tells you who is asking for money and how much to top up today.
Daily budget: $50. On a normal day, that's all that sits in your account. The day before each bill you get a reminder and top up the amount needed.
3rd ยท Internet
Reminder on the 2nd: top up $30
10th ยท Car insurance
Reminder on the 9th: top up $120
15th ยท Gym
Reminder on the 14th: top up $45
28th ยท Rent
Reminder on the 27th: top up $900
Your card only holds what you need for the day. If it is stolen or compromised, you lose very little.
No need to remember every date: the reminder arrives in advance, giving you a whole day to top up.
No mental math: BillBell adds up everything due tomorrow and shows you the total.
See which days your bills hit, how much each one takes, and what you need for the month.
BillBell is free for everyone and runs on donations. If it saves you from a declined payment, buy me a coffee: any amount helps, once or every month. Even $1 a month keeps the lights on.
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