You can't fix what you can't see. Thirty seconds a day for 30 days, and you'll know exactly where every dollar goes, what it's costing you, and how to free up money you didn't know you had.
Most people guess where their money goes, and most people guess wrong. Small purchases disappear. Bills creep up. Feelings make decisions that a plan never would.
The average American household spent about $6,545 a month in 2024, and housing (33.4%) and transportation (17.0%) took more than half of it, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This tracker shows you how your numbers compare, where your leaks are, and what to change first.
Use your take-home pay: what actually lands in your account after taxes. Not sure of the monthly number? Enter one paycheck and how often you're paid.
Enter the bills that hit every month. Leave anything that doesn't apply blank. Day-to-day spending like gas, groceries, and eating out gets logged as you go.
If you've taken the Money Personality Assessment, choose your type so your reports include advice that fits you.
Got a raise, a new bill, or entered something wrong? Update your setup anytime. Your logged entries stay put.
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Educational tool only. Not financial, tax, or investment advice. Guidelines shown are common rules of thumb, not requirements; your situation may differ. Household spending averages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Expenditures 2024. © 2026 Right Side of Money. R$M® is a registered trademark.