An installment tracker that shows what you still owe
Phones, appliances, furniture, the car — bought in installments, each one small, together a fixed monthly commitment that quietly shapes your budget. FamilyWallet lists them all with the remaining balance and the finish date.
- Every installment with monthly amount, remaining balance and end date
- Push reminders before each due date
- Installments deducted from the money you have left this month
- Grouped per family member or per account
See the finish line
Knowing that three of your five installments end within six months changes how you plan. The tracker shows the end date for each one, and what your monthly commitments will look like after.
Never miss a due date
A missed installment costs a fee and sometimes your credit standing. A notification a few days before the charge is enough to avoid both.
Installments inside the real budget
Commitments are subtracted from what is left this month, so the number on your dashboard is the amount you can actually spend.
Personal and business separated
If you run a business, keep business installments on their own account and view them apart or together with the family.
Frequently asked questions
Does it calculate interest?
You enter the monthly amount and the number of instalments, which is what most consumer credit agreements state directly.
Can we both see the installments?
Yes, everyone in the household sees the commitments in the shared view.
What happens when an installment ends?
It stops being deducted and the freed-up amount shows up in your monthly balance.