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Smart Budget Dashboard

Plan your monthly budget with the 50/30/20 rule, track savings goals, simulate what-if scenarios, manage bills, track net worth, and build your emergency fund. Everything saves to your browser automatically.

💲 Income Sources

Enter all your monthly income sources. Include salary (after tax), side hustles, investments, rental income, and any other regular income.

💸 Monthly Expenses

Categorize every expense as a Need (essential), Want (nice to have), or Savings (future you). The 50/30/20 rule recommends 50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings.

📊 50/30/20 Rule Analysis

📈 Monthly Trends

Save a monthly snapshot to track your spending patterns over time.

🎯 Savings Goals Tracker

Set financial goals, track your progress, and see exactly when you will reach each milestone.

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🔬 What-If Simulator

See how life changes would affect your monthly budget, savings rate, and financial goals. Model raises, job changes, expense cuts, or new income streams.

💡 Quick Scenarios

One-click scenarios based on your current budget.

📅 Bill Reminder Calendar

Never miss a bill. Add your monthly bills with their due dates and see them on the calendar. Today is highlighted in green.

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📋 All Bills

📈 Net Worth Tracker

Track your total assets versus liabilities to see your net worth grow over time. Update monthly for the best picture.

💚 Assets (What You Own)

🔴 Liabilities (What You Owe)

📊 Net Worth Summary

🚑 Emergency Fund Calculator

Financial experts recommend saving 3-6 months of essential expenses. This calculator shows your progress toward 3, 6, and 12 month targets and how long it will take to get there.

💡 Emergency Fund Tips

Start small. Even $25/week adds up to $1,300/year. Consistency beats amount.
Automate it. Set up automatic transfers on payday so you save before you spend.
Use a high-yield savings account. Online banks offer 4-5% APY versus 0.01% at traditional banks. That is real money on your emergency fund.
Keep it separate. Do not mix emergency savings with your checking account. Out of sight, out of mind.
Only for true emergencies. Job loss, medical bills, car breakdown, home repair. Not vacations or sales.
Replenish immediately. If you use your emergency fund, make rebuilding it your top priority.
📈 Rule of thumb: Single income household = 6 months minimum. Dual income = 3 months minimum. Self-employed = 12 months recommended.

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