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91 / 100

Up 8 pts on your average

You kept 44% of what came in.

Excellent. There is very little here to fix.

Savings rate

44% of income kept

Essentials

32% of income

Wants

22% of income

01

Money flow

What came in, what went out, and how your balance moved through the period.

Money in

$13,425

Across 2 statements

Money out

$7,479

$1,345 over your usual

Net

+$5,946

Kept

Kept

44%

Of everything that came in

Excludes $2,012 of credit card payments. The purchases they paid for are counted from your card statement instead.

$41 came back as and is taken off what you spent.

Balance over time

What changed

$1,662

more spent than in Aug 2026 (+28%)

Category

Aug 2026

Sep 2026

Change

Travel

British Airways +$642, Hotel Monge Paris FR +$498

$0

$2,062

+$2,062

Shopping

Amazon -$184, Target -$116

$686

$303

-$383

Transport

Uber -$99

$189

$91

-$98

Health

CityMD +$75

$42

$131

+$89

Dining

Uber Eats -$118, Sweetgreen -$61

$568

$494

-$74

Sent to people

Venmo +$69

$40

$109

+$69

02

Where it went

Every debit sorted by category and merchant, then measured against the 50 / 30 / 20 rule.

Spending breakdown

$7,479

spent

Housing

45%

$3,350

Travel

$1,878 over your usual

28%

$2,062

Dining

7%

$494

Groceries

$177 under your usual

5%

$351

Shopping

$261 under your usual

3%

$261

Utilities

3%

$252

Health

2%

$131

Insurance

2%

$128

Sent to people

1%

$109

Transport

1%

$91

Subscriptions

1%

$79

Fees

1%

$61

Education

1%

$59

Other

0%

$25

Entertainment

0%

$24

50 / 30 / 20 budget

32%
22%
44%

50

Needs

32%

$4,363

30

Wants

22%

$2,920

20

Savings

44%

$5,946

Other spending

1%

$196

Top merchants

03

How you spend

Which days cost the most, the places you keep going back to, and time away.

Most expensive days

Tuesdays cost you the most: $146 on an average Tuesday, against $51 on other days.

Avg $45

Mon

Avg $146

Tue

Avg $23

Wed

Avg $20

Thu

Avg $50

Fri

Avg $86

Sat

Avg $79

Sun

Everyday spending only. Bills and one-off big purchases are left out.

Trips

Lisbon, Portugal

9–11 Sept, 4 payments

$828

London, United Kingdom

3–5 Sept, 4 payments

$730

Paris, France

6–9 Sept, 4 payments

$711

Counted from payments that show where they were made, so the real total can be higher.

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Habits

Uber Eats

4 visits · about $46 each

$186

Starbucks

7 visits · about $7 each

$47

04

What to act on

The findings worth doing something about.

Insights

Your Spending Score of A and 44.3% savings rate are excellent, with $800.00 also moved into savings or investments. A few small recurring charges and some travel-related costs are the main places to trim.

01

Ask your bank to refund the $61.27 foreign transaction fee

You were charged $61.27 in foreign transaction fees on one purchase, which is worth querying with your bank or switching to a card that waives these fees.

02

Consider cancelling your OpenAI subscription

Save $240/yr

At $20.00 a month, this costs $240.00 a year, the highest of your recurring charges. If you are not using it regularly, cancelling would save the full amount.

Save $240/yr

03

Think about dropping Netflix

Save $186/yr

Netflix costs $15.49 a month, or $185.88 a year. Pausing it and rotating in Spotify or Prime content instead could save you that amount.

Save $186/yr

04

Try cooking more instead of ordering Uber Eats

You placed 4 Uber Eats orders totalling $185.59, about $46 each. Swapping half of them for home-cooked meals would save around $93 over the same period.

05

Look at a Starbucks routine that costs less

You visited Starbucks 7 times for $47.46 in total. Making coffee at home for half of those visits would save roughly a quarter of that spend, with little effort.

06

Consider bundling or trimming your Amazon spending

Save $180/yr

Amazon took $277.96 across 3 transactions, on top of $14.99 a month for Prime ($179.88 a year). If you are not using Prime shipping and video often, dropping it would save $179.88 a year.

Save $180/yr

Recurring charges

$750

a year across 4 charges

1st

8th

15th

22nd

31st

Merchant

Every

Last charged

Amount

A year

OpenAI

Monthly

17 Sept

$20

$240

Netflix

Monthly

4 Sept

$15.49

$186

Amazon Prime

Monthly

12 Sept

$14.99

$180

Spotify

Monthly

9 Sept

$11.99

$144

Found from repeated charges, and from known subscriptions seen once. Check before cancelling anything.

Things to watch

Large one-off payments

British Airways

3 September

$642

Hotel Monge Paris FR

9 September

$498

TAP Air Portugal

11 September

$468

Tax deduction finder

$205

may be tax deductible

Medical

2 payments: Citymd Urgent Care, Walgreens

$101

Urgent care and pharmacy costs may count as medical expenses if they exceed the income threshold.

Education and exams

1 payment: Coursera

$59

Online courses may be deductible if they maintain or improve skills needed in your current job.

Donations

1 payment: American Red Cross

$25

Contributions to a registered charity may be deductible if you itemize and keep a receipt.

Software and subscriptions

1 payment: Openai *Chatgpt Subscr

$20

AI tool subscription may be deductible if used for work and not reimbursed by your employer.

An estimate from your statement descriptions, not tax advice. Check with an accountant before claiming anything.

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