02 / Freedom from debt
One balance down.
One step closer.
See your credit cards together. Order debts from smallest to largest, protect minimum payments, and decide where your next extra dollar goes.
Build your debt payoff plan ↗Personal & family abundance
Stop relying on credit cards. Track your money. Build a plan to pay off debt and start saving—for yourself and your family.
Personal and family abundance, one decision at a time.
Available after essentials
$1,520this monthCover the minimums. Focus extra money on your smallest balance.
Build your reserves. Plan for the goals that matter to your family.
Illustrative scenario · Not connected account data
A future you can work toward
The account balance. The bills coming due. Every subscription, credit card, and paycheck. Get the whole picture before deciding what comes next.
Then build a plan together: cover the household, stop adding to the cards, pay down what you owe, and start setting money aside.
01 / Your cash flow
Put your bills, cash buffer, income, and credit cards in one household plan. See what’s needed before deciding what to pay off next.
The money workspace is being prepared. Bank connections are coming next.
Change the numbers to see what remains.
A simple illustration, not a payment recommendation. Your full plan also considers dates, existing balances, and upcoming expenses.
02 / Freedom from debt
See your credit cards together. Order debts from smallest to largest, protect minimum payments, and decide where your next extra dollar goes.
Build your debt payoff plan ↗03 / A foundation for wealth
Look six months ahead. Plan income, set aside money for irregular expenses, and build a cash buffer so progress has room to last.
Plan your next six months ↗Cash planning tools. Investment tracking is not available yet.
No account needed. Nothing to get right.
Personal abundance
Step out of the rush. A guided 40-day practice gives you a place to read, meditate, and put your thoughts into words.
Begin with a statement to reflect on.
Give yourself fifteen minutes of stillness.
Write or speak what came up for you.
Shared plans. Personal space.
Your household members work from the same financial records. Other households have their own private spaces.
Your personal cloud journal backup stays private to your account, including from other household members.
This app helps you plan. Payments and transfers happen through your bank, when you choose.
Before you begin
Yes. The daily practice works without an account. The money workspace is being prepared for saved balances, bills, income, and household exports; live bank connections are not available here yet.
They are separate tools with a shared purpose. Reflection helps you clarify what matters. The money plan uses actual financial inputs. Imagined wealth in the Vision exercise is always separate from real account balances.
Yes, if you use the same browser and website address. Practice entries remain on your device. Use Journal → Download backup to keep a copy or move between devices. Account backups are an explicit choice.
No. The Abundance App is a planning tool. It does not initiate bank transfers or credit-card payments.
Start where you are