check deposits not showing up in Bills and Income section...

Mountain Man
Mountain Man Member ✭✭
edited October 8 in Troubleshooting

Hi Community,

I’ve noticed something odd in my Simplifi account. My recurring Paycheck transactions correctly appear under the Bills & Income section, but my Mobile Deposits (one-time deposits categorized as Personal Income) do not.

From what I can tell, the main difference is that my Paycheck is set up as a recurring series, while the Mobile Deposits are one-time. I’d like those Mobile Deposits to also appear in Bills & Income so I can track all types of income in one place.

Question:

  • Is it expected behavior that only recurring income transactions show up under Bills & Income?
  • If not, how can I configure Mobile Deposits (or one-time income) so that they display in Bills & Income as well?

Thanks in advance for the guidance!

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  • SRC54
    SRC54 Superuser ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited September 6

    See if this will work.

    Go to Spending Plan: Income and click on the 3 dots on the right, and make sure that you have Automatically Include checked:

    Screenshot 2025-09-06 at 3.56.04 PM.png

    Recurring Income will always be included but other income, which used to be included, now won't be unless you want it to be.

    Steve
    Quicken Simplifi (Safari & iOS) Since 2021
    Quicken Classic (MacOS) Since 2009
    MS Money (1991-2009) and Dollars & Sense (1987-1991)

  • Coach Natalie
    Coach Natalie Administrator, Moderator admin

    @Mountain Man, thanks for posting your inquiry to the Community!

    The Bills & Income section is designed to show upcoming items, such as recurring reminders, future-dated transactions, and refund reminders. It will also show recurring reminders that are past due, meaning the Reminder has not yet been linked to a transaction and is now considered "past due".

    https://support.simplifi.quicken.com/en/articles/4109588-using-the-bills-income-section

    With that, you won't see items in this section that aren't considered "upcoming" or "past due" recurring items.

    I hope this helps!

    -Coach Natalie

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