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One-time, recurring or variable?

Choose the right kind of amount and schedule

Silent walkthrough · fictional EUR examples · October 2026. Every action is described below.

0:00 · One-time, recurring or variable?

Choose the right kind of amount and schedule

A budget-themed illustration accompanies the WorkStudio film title. The ending adds “Thank you for watching.”

0:06 · Describe each cost once

Subscriptions, purchases and utilities can share a budget.

Subscriptions, purchases and utilities can share a budget.

0:16 · Set the frequency

Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly describe how often you pay.

Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly describe how often you pay.

0:26 · Anchor the schedule

A deadline places a fixed recurring charge on the timeline.

A deadline places a fixed recurring charge on the timeline.

0:36 · Keep purchases one-time

The router appears once, rather than repeating every month.

The router appears once, rather than repeating every month.

0:46 · Use Variable amount

For maintenance or a phone bill, enter an expected amount.

For maintenance or a phone bill, enter an expected amount.

0:56 · Wait for the invoice

Record the actual bill separately when it arrives.

Record the actual bill separately when it arrives.

1:06 · Keep future months independent

Next month retains its expected amount until its own bill is entered.

Next month retains its expected amount until its own bill is entered.

1:16 · Save your changes

Export .ca to Computer keeps the practice file; use Save Catalog when online.

Export .ca to Computer keeps the practice file; use Save Catalog when online.

1:26 · One-time, recurring or variable?

Thank you for watching. Keep building a clearer picture of your costs.

A budget-themed illustration accompanies the WorkStudio film title. The ending adds “Thank you for watching.”