New Idea: Separate out Subscriptions from Monthly or Periodic Bill Reminders
I use Bill and Income Reminders a lot, but find that it is getting polluted by all the subscriptions we all now seem to have - streaming, pets, etc.
It would be nice to have a tab that shows monthly income and "bills" — salary, mortgage, auto savings drafts, lights, gas, electric, credit cards; what I would call real bills
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a separate tab that shows subscriptions, and a way to tag so that it hits different tabs. Of course there should be one main tab.
TIA
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Propose how Q is supposed to know what's a subscription vs the others.
E.G., I pay a monthly subscription/membership for my pest control services. Another for my glass recycling pickup. How is Q supposed to identify those from my regular bills?
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0 -
If you want to identify subscriptions, perhaps you could assign them a Tag in their Reminders.
You could use the Tag to include or exclude subscription payments from reports.
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The Bill and Income Reminders, both the widget that can be assigned to custom views and the main menu window, needs to incorporate options to add and remove columns. I have a request out there to add the (comments, notes or memo) field from a reminder as a column. There's a total of 4 like requests dealing with improving the usability of these views.
Add "Memo" Column to the Bill and Income Reminders widget. — Quicken
Show "Memo" field on Bill and Income Reminders maintenance window — Quicken
Show Comments column in Bill and Income Reminders list. — Quicken
Bill and Income Reminders usability — Quicken
For this request you could add the Tag field as a column and sort by that.
-Phil
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@NotACPA I am just requesting a way to have a tab in the scheduled/bills pop up that can break out subscriptions from bills. The user would have to assign something as a subscription, perhaps by tag, because it would be impossible for Quicken to know (although Rocket Money makes pretty good guesses if you use that).
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