The Subscription Audit: Finding $40 a Month You Forgot You Pay
A one-hour subscription audit method with a decision rule for every recurring charge, plus the annual-pricing trap and what to do with the savings.
A one-hour subscription audit method with a decision rule for every recurring charge, plus the annual-pricing trap and what to do with the savings.
An honest audit of the 50/30/20 rule: where it works, its three failure points, the savings-rate table it hides, and the savings-first alternative I’d use.
The three mechanisms that eat raises at any income — scaling fixed costs, 90-day lifestyle absorption, comparison — plus the 50% raise-capture guardrail.
The sinking fund method with real line-item math: annual cost divided by twelve, a copyable spreadsheet layout, and the honest limits of the method.
The baseline-budget system for variable income: set a salary-equivalent number, route surplus months with split rules, and run the dry-month protocol.
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Income: $7,643.01 Expenses: $4034.92 Savings: $3608.09 Updates to our income report From last month’s January Income Report to this month, a lot has happened, some have been good and some have not been so good. For our income sources, my job has stayed the same and I’m anticipating a lot of closes to come through …