There's two of us.
We get paid different amounts on different days. We share bills. Who's paying for what and when?
Bunny Dollars helps couples coordinate cash flow to cover shared bills. Same page, no mental math.
Everybody has access to all the answers
Future pay cycles, not just the next deposit.
If the account goes negative, get the exact amount that restores it.
THE PROBLEM
We get paid different amounts on different days. We share bills. Who's paying for what and when?
If combined, we gain simplicity but at the cost of our independence. If separate, we have to track who owes who.
We could keep a large buffer in the joint account for peace of mind, but that would tie up cash. We could put everything on the credit card, but that leads to extra spending and fees
THE SOLUTION
Agree on how to fairly split recurring expenses. Transfer your share to the bills account each check. Bunny Dollars forecasts future cash flow. When income or expenses vary, know when you're covered, or have time to react when you're not.
A checking account designated exclusively for recurring bills.
Your shared bills, their due dates, and how often each partner gets paid.
Bunny Dollars totals your shared bills, assigns each partner's share, then divides that share across their paychecks.
Contribution per paycheck = partner's share of yearly bills ÷ number of paychecks per year.
With the model in place, Bunny Dollars will deterministically forecast your bills account for the next 12 months and show, for each paycheck, how much goes to bills and how much is truly safe to spend.
If income or bills change, update a few fields and Bunny Dollars instantly re-anchors the forecast.
THE BILLS ACCOUNT
A few simple rules turn your per-paycheck number into a zero-stress system.
Bunny Dollars gives each person a per-paycheck deposit for the bills account. Have your employer direct-deposit that amount into the bills account each paycheck.
Bunny Dollars lets you know if there's a shortfall in the forecasted balance. Stop the worrying and mental math to figure out if they're going to be covered.
Try to avoid unscheduled transactions against the bills account. This keeps the balance predictable. For shared, variable spending like groceries, consider opening another checking account. Once a week, transfer a fixed amount from bills to groceries.
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