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Your Money Check

You're spending $620 more than you make each month.

$620
Spending over income

This looks fixable. We found about $940/month you may be able to change without touching your basic needs.

✦ You only need to recover $620 of the $940 we found
Income$6,000normal month
Spending$6,620normal month
Basic needs$4,030protected first
You can change$940found in 5 areas
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