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Recurring vs One-time Forecasts
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Go to Recurring and review the monthly bills and subscriptions Nova has identified:
Check their forecasting properties: amount, recurrence, day of the month
If you find any duplicates, de-duplicate them
You can rename the bills with simpler names
If you already know that a future bill will have a different amount, you can adjust that amount for a specific month by opening its respective future transaction:
Match overdue payments with their actual transactions
You can now see the bills you have left to pay for the month in your Balance and Cash Flow forecast charts.
Unexpected expenses can wreak havoc on your finances, especially if you're living paycheck to paycheck. However, while we can't always predict one-off costs like car repairs or medical emergencies, many "unexpected" expenses are actually non-monthly recurring expenses. These can, and should, be planned for. Here's how:
The first step is to list all your non-monthly recurring expenses. This will vary from person to person, but some common examples include: