Your money year
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Your 2026 at a glance.
Projected year-end surplus £15,094.68 By 31 December · £10,888.74 so far this year
£21,819.74net worth now
£28,447.88by 31 December
42%projected savings rate
£1,257.89surplus a month
Income this year
£35,897.13
£18,936.39 received so far
Annual outgoings
£20,802.45
£8,047.65 spent so far
Total saved
£24,382.40
In savings + ISA accounts
Total debt
£8,400.00
Cleared by 03/03/2030
Net worth trend
£28,447.88

Projected through 31 December

£28,447.88 now
SepOctNovDec
Now £21,819.74 → £28,447.88 by 31 December (+£6,628.14).
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Where your money sits
£30,219.74

Balances grouped by account type.

£30.2kassets
ISA£13,795.0046%
Premium Bonds£6,075.0020%
Current account£5,837.3419%
Savings£4,512.4015%
After £8,400.00 of debt, your net worth is £21,819.74.
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Net worth history
£30,219.74

Month-end account balances since December 2023

December 2023£0.00
Now£30,219.74
Change+£30,219.74
£40k£30k£20k£10k£0 202420252026Now
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September 2026 at a glance

Income, outgoings, and bills due in the next 14 days

Income
£4,233.98
Outgoings
£2,072.95
Net
£2,161.03
Savings rate
51%
Next two weeks of bills
No bills due in the next two weeks.
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Before your next payday

What is genuinely free to spend once the bills and payments still due are set aside.

  • Barclays Current: about £1,511.39 safe to spend before your next pay on 25/09/2026, once the bills and payments still due are set aside.
  • Monzo Current: about £4,000.00 safe to spend over the next 45 days, once the bills and payments still due are set aside.
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Free trials ending soon1
£5.99/mo if kept

£5.99/month if you keep it.

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This week2
£8.99 out

2 events in the next 7 days · £8.99 due out

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Last 7 days
28/08/2026 → 03/09/2026

+£1,020.71 vs the prior week (136% higher).

Total spent £1,770.20 13 transactions
  • Housing£1,150.00
  • Council Tax£165.00
  • Debt payment£150.00
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Key dates6

Deadlines worth planning around over the next 90 days.

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Renewals worth timing1

Insurance and breakdown cover are usually cheapest bought a few weeks before renewal, not on the day. These are coming up.

  • Car Insurance renews 11/10/2026 · in 38 days. Quotes are usually cheapest around three to four weeks before renewal, not on the day. Compare across the market then rather than letting it roll over.
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Bills status

Tiles light up only when there's something to act on

Overdue 1 Needs attention.
Due soon 0 Nothing in the next 7 days.
Paid this month 4 Logged in Expenses.
Scheduled 11 Further out.
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Big wins so far3

3 things worth noticing.

2 milestones crossed of 7 set across your goals
Best savings month: August £5,776.24 kept after spending
Net worth above £10k Now £21,819.74
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Contributions vs growth
+£17,482.40

Savings and investment accounts, last 12 months

Money added+£19,307.40
Growth−£1,825.00
Total change+£17,482.40

You added £19,307.40 but the balances fell £1,825.00 over the year, so the rise is smaller than what you put in. Falling markets or a lower revaluation can do this.

Money added is the net of transfers in, deposits and withdrawals across your savings and investment accounts. Growth is the rest of the change. Current-account spending and debts aren't included.

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Outgoings by category in September 202611
£1,584.97

11 categories · £1,584.97 total

  • Housing£1,150.00
  • Council Tax£165.00
  • Gifts£45.00
  • Home£38.00
  • Fitness£35.00
  • Other£151.97

All expenses →

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Mortgage1

Your mortgage at a glance.

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Council Tax band benchmark1
England 2026/27

How your Council Tax compares to the England band average · gov.uk

Yearly figures assume Council Tax is collected over the number of payments set on the bill, 10 by default. If you pay over 12 instead, set that on the bill so the totals match what you actually pay. Wales and Scotland set Council Tax independently. These benchmarks are England-only. Disagree with your band? You can challenge it via gov.uk (Valuation Office Agency).

UK figures last verified 2026-05-29 · estimates only, not tax advice · check gov.uk or override in Settings → UK figures if anything looks off.

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UK tax allowances 2026/276

What you've used of each annual allowance. Resets 6 April.

ISA allowance
£795.00 of £20,000.00 · 4% used
Counts top-up deposits into ISA accounts since 6 April.
Personal Savings Allowance · Higher rate
£12.40 of £500.00 · 2% used
Counts non-ISA savings interest logged as Interest receipts since 6 April.
Dividend Allowance
£45.00 of £500.00 · 9% used
Counts dividend receipts logged in irregular income since 6 April.
Capital Gains Allowance
£950.00 of £3,000.00 · 32% used
Manually tracked. Update Settings → Preferences when you realise a gain.
Pension annual allowance
£6,720.00 of £60,000.00 · 11% used
Manually tracked. Counts personal + employer + salary-sacrifice contributions since 6 April.
Marriage Allowance · received from spouse
£1,260.00 of £1,260.00 · 100% used
Your spouse transferred £1,260 of personal allowance to you. Saves the household about £252 a year in basic-rate tax.

Filling in Self-Assessment? Generate the tax-year summary for a printable totals page.

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Subscription price changes 20261
+£24.00/yr

+£24.00/year net impact across 1 sub.

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Bill changes 20261
+£216.00/yr

+£216.00/year net impact across 1 bill.

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Overlapping services1

Different services doing a similar job. Worth a look if you're paying for more than you use.

2 video streaming services · combined £22.98/month
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Switch to direct debit4
~£46.55/yr

4 recurring bills not on DD. UK providers typically discount 2-10% for DD, about £46.55 a year.

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Stale subscriptions1
£95.04/yr

1 sub unused for 90+ days, about £95.04 a year combined. Worth a cancel review.

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Workplace pension
£1,680.00 missed

You're leaving employer money on the table. Your employer matches up to 10% of your £84,000.00/year salary (£8,400.00/year). You've contributed £6,720.00 so far this tax year, £1,680.00 short of the match cap. If you bump your contributions up to 10%, your employer puts in an extra £1,680.00 that you'd otherwise miss.

Speak to your HR / pensions team to adjust your contribution rate. Update Settings → Preferences → Pension contributed this tax year after your next payslip lands.

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Refunds reclaimed this year3
£94.99

£94.99 across 3 refunds. Kept out of your income totals so they don't double-count. Top categories: Energy £47.20 · Shopping £34.99 · Groceries £12.80.

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Found money to redirect7
~£1,033.09 saved

£2,589.19 of unscheduled income in the last two months. Putting it on Current account overdraft (39.9% APR) would save about £1,033.09 in interest over the next year.

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Slow, costly debt

How long each debt takes at its current payment, and what the interest adds up to.

  • At £75.00 a month, Barclaycard takes about 4 years to clear and costs about £1,049.41 in interest. Paying about £90.00 a month would clear it in three years.
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Refinancing options

£8,400.00 across 3 interest-bearing debts at a weighted 13.6% APR, accruing about £95.30 a month in interest. Two routes UK borrowers use to cut that:

  • Consolidation loan. Typical representative rate around 6.9% APR (best-qualified 5.6%). Moving this from 13.6% to 6.9% could save roughly £564.00 in interest over a year at the same balance.
  • 0% balance transfer card. 0% interest for up to 28 months on the £2,400.00 of card debt, for a one-off fee of about 2.99% (£71.76). You pay no interest if you clear it inside the 0% window.

Rates verified 2026-05-28. "Representative APR" means at least 51% of accepted applicants get it; your own rate depends on your credit profile. Consolidating over a longer term can cost more overall even at a lower rate, and a secured or homeowner loan puts your home at risk. This isn't a recommendation. Before consolidating, speak to a free debt charity: StepChange (0800 138 1111), National Debtline (0808 808 4000), or Citizens Advice (0800 144 8848). Sources: MoneyfactsCompare + MoneySavingExpert (2026).

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Where your spare money works hardest
~£855.65/mo

You're projected to have about £855.65 a month spare. Ranked by what each option does to your money: the arithmetic, not advice.

First, the free money: your employer matches pension up to 10% of salary. Matched money is an instant 100%, the highest return there is. See the Workplace pension panel.

1 Pay down Current account overdraft 39.9% APR, a guaranteed saving 39.9%
2 Add to Trading 212 Cash ISA 5.00% AER, tax-free 5.00%
3 Overpay the mortgage 4.50% guaranteed, within your £22,500.00/yr fee-free allowance 4.50%
4 Add to Marcus Savings 4.50% AER 4.50%

Ordered purely by rate. Guaranteed debt/mortgage savings sit above variable savings returns of the same %. Your own circumstances (access, risk, tax, employer match) decide what's right. Not financial advice.

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