How AI Legalese Decoder Can Help You Save Time and Money, Leaving More in Your Pocket
- March 4, 2024
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Spend less on your bs fund, and you probably donÔÇÖt need that many subscriptions.
(I also didnÔÇÖt know there was a paid ChatGPT subscription until now.)
What’s in the bullshit fund? If you are setting aside money for fun, you should be including those subscriptions in it
Cut bullshit fun in half, drop max, Amazon, and YT Premium. Give you about $300 more
1. Housing ƒæì (but you could do better at $900-$950)
2. Student Loans ƒñªƒÅ╗ÔÇìÔÖé´©Å (hope youÔÇÖre paying more than the minimum here otherwise I would look into refinancing if $720 is the minimum payment)
3. IRA $500? What kind of IRA? If you get $5k after tax you make at least $70k ranging to $100k. If itÔÇÖs the latter youÔÇÖre wasting money on traditional IRAs. I suggest you deviate this money to student loans. Or at least half.
4. BULLSHIT FUND? Nope. ƒæÄ
5. Groceries 
6. New Savings? Huh? ƒæÄ This rainy day fund? WhatÔÇÖs the balance on that?
7. Insurance ƒæì you could always shop around
8. Utilities ƒæì use less
9. Medicine ƒæì
10. Tuition ? For what?
11. Legal shield? YouÔÇÖre poor. Why do you need this? Reduce your risk. $45 X 12 = $540 (the cost of about 2 speeding tickets)
12. Rest of the stuff: do you use the gym membership?
Do you need ChapGPT? 22 X 12 = $264/yr. You definitely donÔÇÖt need YouTube Premium. NOBODY needs YouTube Premium. All it does is skip ads. USUALLY 2-3 ads per 10 minute video.
Everything from Cat to the bottom comes out of your BS fund and the rest remains “blow money.”
What’s “New Savings” if you don’t have old savings?
Minor fyi, itÔÇÖs $7k to max out IRA this year – was $6.5k last year.
Looks like your student loans are at 15% of your income, but I think you could get them down to about 5% with the new income based payment plans. I could be wrong, but my understanding is that they’re very generous.
Whether or not it’s better to pay the loans off faster or save it elsewhere depends on your interest rate.
Check out SAVE plan for the student loans, especially if youÔÇÖre in a public service field
WhatÔÇÖs your income trajectory going to be?
IÔÇÖm gonna go against the grain here and suggest that if youÔÇÖre expecting to earn a lot in the future because youÔÇÖre a student in a field thatÔÇÖs going to lead to a well paying job, that you can throttle back on your student loan payments as long as the interest rate isnÔÇÖt nuts, keep the BS and ChatGPT because fun and having work be easy are important, drop one or two subscriptions, and acknowledge that youÔÇÖre doing a good job for now.
ItÔÇÖs super important to start saving early, but if youÔÇÖre in grad school and barely getting by and are expecting to be making 200k in 10 years, then maybe run out some math and see if it makes sense to be saving as much as you are now.
Most of your accounts make sense. Maybe brokerage is another opportunity to hold off for a bit.
Be realistic about your future income. If youÔÇÖre gonna be kind of poor for five years, moderately ok for 10, and then have a reasonable expectation of a really good income, your trajectory is different than what most of the advice here is intended for. You never want to rely on future income, and should always have an emergency fund, but I think itÔÇÖs OK to acknowledge if you truly expect to be wealthy in the future that you donÔÇÖt need to save quite as much when youÔÇÖre young. Some careers just have that type of income curve.
God 150 for utilities doesn’t even cover my 155 water bill here in California lol. Then add 600 for electric.
SO happy to see someone else with ChatGPT sub hahah. Please note if you cancel it starts you over you will not have access to your premium chats. IÔÇÖd drop the other subscriptions though. Spotify: you can use the free one, YouTube: use free one. Do you really NEED todoist when premium ChatGPT can do the same with prompts? If you can use google docs/sheets instead of o365 or see if your school offers it for free for being a student.
I feel like most of the subscriptions should be wrapped into the bullshit fund
From what you’ve posted here I think your BS fund is a bit high. Like, if you get joy out of these things I’m not telling you to stop doing them, but rather to seriously look at what you’re spending your money on to make sure you do find it valuable.
But to put it in perspective, you’re spending almost half as much as you do in housing in this fund. $500 isn’t a lot, but it is a lot when looked at as a percentage of your spending, especially since a lot of things that might fall in that (non work subscriptions) have line items.
It sounds like your bank account setup is super complex as well which might be past the point of diminishing returns for you. With money in so many areas it can be difficult to keep a pulse on your cash without a set budget and if you have a budget, the accounts can make it complicated.
But if you want to keep pulling stuff out in cash, I’d consider splitting it up ($125 a week for example) only withdrawal that. Try and be mindful with your spending. Again, don’t give up stuff you value, but if you don’t value it and it’s just impulse, maybe hold off.
When you get to the end of the week, if you have any money left over, withdrawal only enough to top your cash back up to 125 (or as close as possible) and go into the next week.
If you get to the end of the month and have money left in your BS fund, take a percentage of that and put as “profit” (take out as cash or put into a fun spending target) and put the rest in savings.
I gamified my savings like this for a long time to help me work down costs and find what I valued. Every savings in that month had a reward for me now (profit) and reward for me later (savings)
I would definitely use the key subscriptions you have Legal shield and Chat to increase your income. Firstly, most people arenÔÇÖt aware that Legal ShieldÔÇÖs subscription doesnÔÇÖt just cover legal support services. You can certainly save a lot of money on things you already purchase by using their partnerships. Secondly, you could consider becoming a referral partner to increase your cash flow.
Lastly, thereÔÇÖs so many ways that you should be using ChatGPT to create additional income opportunities for you. There should be a section on this chart for additional income sources. I also think you should be doing more with your active investment activities such as getting into low cost ETFs and automating your trading. Fractional shares are a great opportunity to invest with small funds gathered from reducing your expenses.
Drop YouTube premium and get a good adblocker.
Drop Spotify, you already have yt prem, it has YouTube music. Use student discounts where you can since it you’re paying for tuition you should have a proof of enrollment
You can cut some out in groceries by adding rice to thicken things like soup. Idk
If youÔÇÖre using things to improve yourself for work, can you ask them to reimburse you?
Looks like if you cut out some of the bullshit spending you could save quite a bit more each month.
BULLSHIT FUND: ƒæÇ
$141 In subscription
Check out Microsoft activation script for any office products.. also YouTube revanced instead of YouTube premium.
Edit: also stremio + torrentio for all video streaming subscriptions.
Edit 2: skip on todoist and use color notes or notion
I want to say that you’d have to be find something sly cause basically I can drop MAX after I finish sopranos again with my sister. Youtube premium and spotify I use daily. There were some good suggestions that fit like adding all entertainment to the bullshit fund (which is for anything not necessary).
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Notes:
1. Legal Shield, Max and Tuition will be gone within a few months because they are paid for by work, or not needed.
2. Mostly looking for advice on savings, refinancing, student discounts, how you budget… That sort of thing.
I’m wilding out at $10 gym membership.. I’ve never heard of such a low price, that is absolutely insane to me
YouTube premium needs to go yesterday
Why app is this ? I want to do this budget
What is legal shield
This is fucking dumb.
What is this kind of graph called?
Stop paying student loans and you’ll have an extra $720 a month so you’ll have $8,640 a year…I don’t know how that works isn’t there a way to lower those at least
Get your subscriptions from low cost country. You will cut more
$500/mo. for bullshit is a lot. If you cut that in half, it frees up $250 for savings. Slash some stupid subscriptions (like wtf is a todoist & legal shield?? etc.) And you can then start to save.
Edit: can probably cut groceries by another $100 if you buy smarter (i.e. generic, stop shopping at Whole Paycheck, Sprouts etc.)
Easiest place to cut back would be the BS Fund, Food Budget (400 for a single male is a bit high), Subscriptions if you cancel all those it free up some money as well.
Look into other repayment plans for student loans if theyÔÇÖre Federal
Also, for future savings
IÔÇÖd really look into getting pet insurance, vet bills are no joke and you donÔÇÖt want to lose your pal because you canÔÇÖt pay the bill.
500 -> 400 BS Fund
400 -> 300 Food
Cut subscriptions except one
Nickel-dimed to death by prescription services! Answer is right there……
What are you using to make this visualization?
Bs fund is an easy scrimp but since youÔÇÖre a student you can also get spotify for cheaper. Also boycott amazon. Saves you money, helps the environment, and supports smaller businesses instead. Same with chat gpt. DonÔÇÖt support people who are stealing content and fucking our economy.