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The Horizon ViewLeftover
$6,967.36
Monthly income breakdown
$10,220.55 ($4,820.55 liquid + $5,400.00 income)
- Expenses$2,370.00
- Bills$57.94
- Credit cards$825.25
- Left over$2,972.06
How it works
Four numbers, honestly counted
Nothing here is estimated on your behalf. That is the whole point.
Subtract what is fixed
Housing, groceries, the bills that arrive whether you think about them or not.
See when it leaves
Every recurring charge, broken out by the day of the month it actually lands.
Count what you owe
Card balances come off the top of what's coming in, not out of next month's hope.
Try it
The whole idea, in three boxes
Change any number. The answer moves with it.
What comes in
Take-home pay, after tax.
What goes out
Total expenses$1,700
What is left
Free to spend
$1,800
On trackThis is what can go toward:
- Savings—
- Entertainment—
- Dining out—
The detail
Every bill, on its day
Subscriptions that charge a card automatically, fixed charges like rent, and the people you pay back yourself.
Recurring bills
day1
Rent
Fixed charge
$1,450
day8
Car insurance
Fixed charge
$132
Total recurring bills$1,582
Subscriptions
day1
Netflix
EntertainmentChase Sapphire
$15
day5
Spotify
EntertainmentAmex Gold
$12
day12
Adobe CC
SoftwareChase Sapphire
$55
Total subscriptions$82
Personal owed bills
day1
YMCA Membership
Owed to Dad
$20
day15
Storage unit
Owed to Sam
$65
Total personal bills$85
Sorted by the day of the month each one actually charges.