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The Boring Money Habits Checklist

Money should be boring. Figuring out where yours is going doesn’t have to be.

Pull up your last 60 days of purchases, wherever you do your spending. Add each one to its category and see what it’s really costing you.

You type the numbers. The checklist does the boring math for you.

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The Boring Money Habits Checklist

Everyone says you need a budget. Nobody tells you where to start.

These are five everyday habits that may be quietly costing you thousands.

Look back at the last 60 days and type what you find into each habit
The checklist does the math and shows you which habits are actually worth changing

You might be surprised what a few boring numbers can tell you.

Your yearly total

Fill in a category to see it add up

Subscriptions

These are easy to miss because they charge automatically. Look back over the last 12 months for streaming, apps, memberships, software, gyms, subscription boxes and anything you forgot you were paying for. Mark each one Keep or Cancel to see potential savings.

Savings monthly if cancelled

Savings yearly if cancelled

A $12.99 subscription you forgot about doesn’t feel like a big deal. But that’s $155.88 a year for something you aren’t using. And do you really need four streaming services at the same time? Try cycling through them. Pause one while you use another, then switch when there’s something you actually want to watch.

Your Potential Yearly Savings

You don’t have to change everything. Pick the habits that are actually worth changing for you.

A few things to think about…

What caught you off guard?
What’s one change you could actually make?
What would you rather do with that money?

Make money boring.

Boring money habits aren’t exactly exciting, but they work.

You don’t need to overhaul your whole budget or stop spending money on things you enjoy. Pick one boring little habit, make one small change, and let it add up.

Turns out, boring can be pretty powerful.