Track your
portfolio with
Income Reign

Income Reign helps you to manage your finances so that you can control your spending and stay on top of your bills while living off of income investments.

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Features

Some of Income Reign's Features

Visualize Your Cashflow

Keep track of monthly income and expenses. Combine the two to track your monthly cashflow. Particularly helpful for those living off of a fixed income.

Understand your investments

Understand where your money is and how everything is performing so that you can make better decisions to maintain your income stream.

Extrapolate Portfolio Growth

Understand how your portfolio will grow over time in order to save for retirement.

Track your cashflow

Visualize
Cashflow

Visualize your monthly cashflow so you can gain a better understanding of your finances. Track your monthly income from assets like dividends and interest on a monthly basis. Track your expenses from your credit cards on a monthly basis and better understand what you are spending your money on.

Average Monthly Cashflow

$740.59

 than last month

Average Monthly Income

$288.91

-3.45% than last month

Average Monthly Expenses

$183.44

+28.42% than last month
Monitor your income

Understand investments

Know exactly how much each investment is paying you each month and use this knowledge to optimize your portfolio to match your income needs and stay cashflow positive.

Monthly Income
Utilize the Assistant

Interpret
Investments

Use the GPT-powered assistant to gain knowledge of how investments work to better understand your portfolio and how to use the software.

Preview of chat assistant. With user asking 'What are dividends?' and assistant responding with the definition of dividends.
Plan your retirement

Extrapolate
investments

See how much your portfolio will be worth in the future with dividends compounded quarterly or monthly using the DRIP method. This is an approximation but allows you to visualize compounding interest for each asset.