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Em

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Everything starts here — net worth, goals, and budget at a glance, so you always know exactly where you stand.

Good afternoon, Alex.

Wednesday, July 15

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Your Work with Emilia
Today's Focus
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Items from your coaching plan due today or tomorrow.

SAVINGS
Overdue · Jul 10
Open a Roth IRA and choose initial funds
DEBT
Overdue · Jul 15
Research balance transfer options for credit card
Last Session
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MAY 28, 2026

Building Momentum on Your Debt Payoff

Key Takeaways

Keep car loan at minimum — rate is too low to accelerate
Credit card on track to clear by February 2027
Emergency Fund at 61% — fully funded by December 2026 at current pace
Automatic $500/month transfer to Emergency Fund is set up and running

Next Session

In 3 days

Thursday

July 18

2:00 PM

No open action items — you're all ready for next session!

Your Finances
Net Worth

+$1,240

vs last month

Everything you own (assets) minus everything you owe (liabilities).

$22,175
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Savings ON TRACK

Total in your bank and savings accounts.

$25,213

Debt PRIORITY

Total balance across all tracked debts.

$30,037

Cash Flow DEFICIT

Income minus spending (this month).

−$2,301

Your Goals
View all goals

Money you're setting aside for the things that matter.

Emergency Fund

$9,200 of $15,000

Europe Trip 2027

$1,800 of $4,500

Home Down Payment

$12,450 of $50,000

Budget Summary
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This month's spending compared to your plan.

Total Spent$3,054 / $4,850
Rent And Utilities $2,257 / $2,380
Food And Drink $517 / $990
Shopping $111 / $310
Transportation $95 / $155
Health And Fitness $74 / $105
Entertainment $0 / $62
Personal Care $0 / $83
Recent Activity
View all transactions

Your latest transactions across connected accounts.

Jon & Vinny's

Food And Drink

−$65

Jul 20

Uber

Transportation

−$24

Jul 19

Trader Joe's

Food And Drink

−$89

Jul 18

Drybar

Personal Care

−$55

Jul 17

Target

Shopping

−$43

Jul 16

Direct Deposit - Acme Corp

Transfer In

+$4,200

Jul 15

Gjusta

Food And Drink

−$22

Jul 14

CVS

Health And Fitness

−$29

Jul 13

Messages

Every conversation with Emilia, organized in one place.

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EM

Emilia

Your coach · usually replies within a day

EM

Hi Alex! Great job hitting your emergency fund milestone this week. How's the balance transfer research going?

Monday, 2:14 PM

Found two options with lower rates! Sending you the details before Thursday so we can go over them together.

Monday, 4:02 PM

EM

Perfect, that gives us plenty of time. See you Thursday at 2!

Monday, 4:15 PM

EM

Your Roth IRA is open — nice work! Next step is picking initial funds. Let's pick your funds before the 25th so they have time to settle before next session.

Saturday, 11:20 AM

Got it — I'll block off time this weekend to look at the fund options you sent over.

Saturday, 1:47 PM

Quick one — is the Sephora charge Shopping or Health and Fitness? Blurring the line on that one.

Jul 12, 9:03 AM

EM

Ha, fair question! Keep it under Shopping — I only count Health and Fitness for things like gym, supplements, or medical.

Jul 12, 11:35 AM

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Your Goals

Savings buckets for planned future expenses — so nothing catches you off guard.

Next Goal Due Dec 1, 2026

$5,800 to Fully Funded

Emergency Fund

61%
$9,200 saved Goal: $15,000
Active Goals

Emergency Fund

$9,200 of $15,000

Europe Trip 2027

$1,800 of $4,500

Home Down Payment

$12,450 of $50,000

Completed
New Laptop Fund
Target: Jun 2026 · ✓ Completed Jun 12, 2026
$1,200
100% Funded

Net Worth

Everything you own minus everything you owe — your most important financial number.

Net Worth

+$1,240

vs last month

$22,175
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
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Total Assets

$52,212

Total Liabilities

$30,037

Assets Liabilities
Bank Accounts $25,213

Online Savings ··5521

Ally Bank · savings

$8,200

Total Checking ··4242

Chase · checking

$3,913

Premier Savings ··8891

Chase · savings

$13,100
Investments $26,999

Brokerage ··7734

Fidelity · brokerage

$26,999

Transactions

Your most recent activity across every connected account.

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Monthly Cash Flow Impact DEFICIT

↓ $551

vs last month

All money out this period — budgeted categories, debt payments, and savings transfers combined — relative to your income.

$5,201 spent of $2,900 income

179% of income spent

You've spent more than you earned this month — let's find where to pull back.

Top Merchants

Trader Joe's

3 visits · Food And Drink

$217

Jon & Vinny's

2 visits · Food And Drink

$130

Drybar

1 visit · Personal Care

$55
Recent Transactions Last 6 months

Jon & Vinny's

Food And Drink

−$65

Jul 20

Uber

Transportation

−$24

Jul 19

Trader Joe's

Food And Drink

−$89

Jul 18

Drybar

Personal Care

−$55

Jul 17

Target

Shopping

−$43

Jul 16

Amazon

Shopping

−$38

Jul 15

Chevron

Transportation

−$41

Jul 14

Cash Flow

Income minus spending, this month and over time.

Net Cash Flow
−$2,301

Spending outpaced income this period — let's look at where it went and find the patterns.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
Inflow

Total income for this period.

$2,900

→ Stable · vs prior period

Outflow RISING

All money out this period — budgeted categories, debt payments, and savings transfers combined.

$5,201

↑ 18% · vs prior period

Savings Rate PRIORITY

Portion of income kept this period.

0%

Income Sources

Paycheck

Direct deposit · biweekly

$2,900
Top Spending Categories
Rent And Utilities $2,257
Food And Drink $517
Shopping $111

Budget

Your spending vs. your plan — by category.

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July 2026
Month Quarter Year
Spending Overview

How your spending compares to your budget this period

$3,054

of $4,850 budget

$1,796 remaining

Top Spending

Your highest-spend categories this period

Rent And Utilities95%
$2,257of $2,380
Food And Drink52%
$517of $990
Shopping36%
$111of $310
Transportation61%
$95of $155
Category Breakdown
Custom budget · Reset

Progress toward each category budget target

Total Budget$3,054 / $4,850
Rent And Utilities $2,257 / $2,380
Food And Drink $517 / $990
Shopping $111 / $310
Transportation $95 / $155
Health And Fitness $74 / $105
Entertainment $0 / $62
Personal Care $0 / $83

Debt Tracker

Track what you owe and your plan to pay it down.

Add debt

Total Balance

Active debt balance across all accounts.

$30,037

Monthly Minimums

Required minimum payments per month.

$185/mo

Active Accounts

Debt accounts being tracked.

4

Debt Breakdown

Balance by account

Total $30,037
Federal Student Loan 61% Auto Loan 27% Blue Cash Preferred 7% Sapphire Preferred 4%
Payoff Timeline

Estimated at your current pace

Debt-Free By

At current minimum payments

Mar 2037

Total Interest

Projected to pay at this pace

$5,230

Auto Loan

Federal Student Loan

TodayJul 2028Jul 2032Jul 2036
Active Debts (4)

Focus on high-APR accounts first to minimize interest paid over time.

Federal Student Loan

4.75% APR · $185/mo min

AVALANCHE

$18,450

Remaining Balance

Auto Loan

Balance synced from Plaid

$8,100

Remaining Balance

Blue Cash Preferred

Balance synced from Plaid

$2,240

Remaining Balance

Sapphire Preferred

Balance synced from Plaid

$1,247

Remaining Balance

Investments

What you're growing, separate from what you're saving.

Total Investments

+$612

vs last month

$26,999
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
3 holdings across 3 asset classes View full history
Asset Allocation
77%
17%
5%
Stocks — $20,851
Bonds — $4,706
Cash — $1,442
Holdings · 1 account connected
Security Type Value Gain

VTI

Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF

Stocks $20,851 +$3,351

BND

Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF

Bonds $4,706 +$106

Cash Sweep

Cash $1,442

Session Recaps

Notes and highlights from each of your coaching sessions with Emilia.

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Your journey with Em

Mar 15, 2026May 28, 2026

3 sessions together · 2 months

MAY 28, 2026

Building Momentum on Your Debt Payoff

Session 3 of 3

Session Recap

Alex came in with great news: the Chase credit card balance dropped $400 this month — the largest single-month reduction since we started working together. This is the avalanche method paying off (literally).

We reviewed all three debt accounts. The student loan is on track; the car loan has a low enough rate that we agreed to keep it at minimum and redirect surplus to the credit card first.

Emergency fund is at $9,200 — 61% of the $15,000 target. Next milestone: credit card at $0 by February 2027.

Your Wins
Paid $400 extra toward Chase credit card
Stayed under grocery budget for the 3rd consecutive month
Set up automatic $500 transfer to Emergency Fund
Key Takeaways
Keep car loan at minimum — rate is too low to accelerate
Credit card on track to clear by February 2027 — one month ahead of estimate
Emergency Fund at 61% — fully funded by December 2026 at current pace
Action Items
Add your Venmo account to the portal.
Confirm the balance transfer offer for the Chase credit card.
Open the Roth IRA and choose initial funds.

Action Plan

Your personalized to-do list from Emilia — small steps that add up to big change.

Current Progress
1 of 5 tasks completed
1 item needs attention
Next Due Jul 10
20%
To Do (3)
Savings Overdue · Jul 10

Open a Roth IRA and choose initial funds

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Accounts Due Jul 22

Add your Venmo account to the portal

Savings Due Jul 25

Increase 401(k) contribution to 8%

Stuck (1)
Debt Stuck · Jul 18

Confirm the balance transfer offer for the Chase credit card

Waiting on the bank to approve the transfer
Completed (1)
Goals Done · Jul 5

Set up automatic transfer for Europe Trip goal

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