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Five numbers. Zero judgment. Let’s see what we’re working with.
Make it easier for yourself and let me add up the numbers for you.
Drop in your pay and let’s see what we’re working with.
You keep each month after spending
$0
Pick a pace
Pick a pace
Easy plan
10% of your pay
Fast plan
25% of your pay
Your year ahead
Your year ahead
Pick how much of your pay to save. The number changes with your pick.
At this pace you’d have saved:
Real talk: the money left after your savings isn’t automatic spending money. Keep a little of it on the side, just in case. Something always comes up, and a backup turns a big problem into a small hiccup, so you don’t have to touch your savings unless you really need to. Protect your savings, stay on track, and sleep better too.
Before you spend
Check a purchase before you buy it.
Before you spend
Thinking about buying something? Check it here first.
Your safety cushion
Your safety cushion
Your goals
Your goals
Saving for something? Add it here. Goals share your savings plan, so nothing gets counted twice.
No goals yet. Add one and I’ll show you how to get there.
Payday planner
Payday planner
Here’s where each paycheck goes, so you don’t have to think about it.
Move it today
Do these the day you get paid.
Bills by payday
Add when each bill is due and your next payday. I’ll show which paycheck covers what.
Monthly check-in
Monthly check-in
Once a month, tell me how it went. I’ll compare it to your plan and keep your savings number up to date.
How did the month feel?
Only tick this if the money isn’t already in your savings number above.
Your check-ins
What to do next
What to do next
- Move your savings the day you get paid, before you can spend it.
- Keep savings in a separate account so it doesn’t blend in with spending.
- Come back once a month, update your numbers, and see where you stand.
How we got these numbers
- Your pay is turned into a monthly amount: weekly pay × 52 ÷ 12, every 2 weeks × 26 ÷ 12, twice a month × 2.
- If you earn commission, we plan around the lowest month by default, so good months become bonus savings.
- The saving percent comes from your take-home pay, and it has to fit in what you keep after spending.
- Your safety cushion is the months you pick × your rent, bills, food, and getting around.
- Savings projections multiply your monthly savings by the months. They don’t include interest, raises, or surprise costs.
- Best fit is the highest percent that still leaves at least 20% of what you keep for surprises.
- Free money is what you keep each month after spending and after your saving plan.
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