Bunny Dollars

"How much money do I have left after bills next paycheck?" That question is easier asked than answered. It's even trickier when trying to coordinate money as a couple. Getting paid different amounts on different schedules, agreeing on how to split the bills fairly, and then making sure everything gets paid on time are some of the issues. We had to put our best bunny scientists on the problem to have a shot at finding a solution. And those boys cooked. Bunny Dollars is designed to ask you less while delivering the answer you actually need: Is there enough money in the bills account before the next time one of us gets paid? Not tracking every dollar. Not sorting charges into categories. The plan is simple: Agree on how to fairly split recurring expenses (proportional to income, 50/50) and tell us when and how much you get paid. We'll tell each person what must be transferred to bills each check to meet their share. You probably already have a joint account for shared bills. We make it easy to link that account via Plaid. Then we forecast the future balance of that account. When the timing of income or expenses vary, instantly know if there will ever be a shortfall out to 1 year. If it’s ever short, we’ll show you different ways to handle it. When new recurring expenses appears or leaves the transaction data, Bunny Dollars knows. It learns when expense amounts or timing shifts, offering to change scheduling rules in response. You can always skip or modify individual occurrences of recurring deposits and expenses and easily add one-time expenses. Manager splits for each expense — 50/50, proportionally to income, or custom. See how your per check bill transfer amount breaks down into each expense. Silence a bill to see how much would be left in your pocket each check without it. It was important to ensure the math is always visible (if you want). That way, you can verify the forecast verdict (shortfall vs surplus) and see how much each person is contributing at any time. Try it free for 30 days and finally have an answer to that question.