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Peak Bills
How-tos
2How do I add a bill or a subscription?How-to
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In Peak Bills choose “Add”, take a template like electricity or streaming, or enter the name, amount, cycle and next due date yourself. For contracts, the end of term and notice period help Peak show you the last day to cancel.
- Open Peak Bills and choose “Add”.
- Choose a template or enter it yourself.
- For contracts, add the term and notice period.
Next step
AddMy subscription got more expensive. How do I change the amount?How-to
Page to shareMy subscription got more expensive. How do I change the amount?
Under “All items”, expand “… edit” on the item, enter the new amount and click “Save changes”. The old amount isn't lost: Peak shows it in the row as “previously …”. If you cancelled a contract, click “Cancelled” in the same list. It then no longer counts toward your fixed costs; “Active again” brings it back.
- Open Peak Bills → “All items”.
- Expand “… edit” below the item.
- Enter the new amount and click “Save changes”.
Next step
Open all items
Frequently asked
2How does Peak know when I have to cancel by?Answer
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From the end of term and the notice period you enter: end of term minus notice period is the last day. 30 days before, the contract appears under “Up now”. Peak doesn't cancel anything itself.
What happens with direct debits?Answer
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Items paid by direct debit or standing order move on to the next date by themselves once they're due. For everything else you confirm with “Paid”; only then does the due date move on.
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