Recurring Expenses
How to set up automatically repeating expenses like insurance premiums or management fees.
Last updated: 15 January 2026|Landlords
Recurring Expenses
For costs that repeat on a regular schedule, set up recurring expenses to save time and ensure nothing is missed.
Setting Up a Recurring Expense
- When recording an expense, toggle Recurring on.
- Configure the schedule:
- Frequency — Monthly, quarterly, or annually.
- Start Date — When the recurring expense begins.
- End Date — Optionally set when it should stop (leave blank for indefinite).
- Fill in the other details (amount, category, property) as normal.
- Click Save.
How It Works
Latch automatically creates a new expense entry on each scheduled date. You will receive a notification when a recurring expense is generated, so you can review and attach a receipt if needed.
Managing Recurring Expenses
From Expenses > Recurring, you can:
- View all active recurring expenses.
- Edit the amount, category, or schedule.
- Pause a recurring expense temporarily.
- Cancel to stop future entries (past entries are preserved).
Common Recurring Expenses
- Monthly management fees.
- Quarterly insurance premiums.
- Annual gas safety inspections.
- Monthly utility bills (if landlord-paid).
Tip: Review your recurring expenses quarterly to ensure amounts are still correct, especially after contract renewals.
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