Hello Bailey
Your money game plan
This view puts the highest-value decisions first: current pay, upcoming bills, savings protection, loan rhythm and purchase control.
Current phase
3 days
until first ANZ pay
First ANZ pay expected Wed, 27 May 2026.
Monthly baseline
$1,700.16
known recurring costs
Bills to keep covered first
Move-out lens
$520/wk
rent planning baseline
Use as the early affordability test
Mode
Full-time ANZ
first pay Wed, 27 May 2026
ANZ role is active. First salary pay is due Wed, 27 May 2026.
Expected pay
$2,426
per fortnight
Fixed ANZ pay baseline now in use
Protected saving
$485.20
20% of future pay
Kept out of purchase decisions
Spend + fuel
$450
per fortnight
$300 Everyday 1 (Spending) + $150 Flex Saver (Car)
Savings rule
20%
Protected from purchase checks
Spend cap
$300
Per-pay Everyday 1 (Spending) allowance
Petrol cap
$150
Per-pay Flex Saver (Car) allowance
Loan route
$500
Per-pay loan amount from Bills
Fortnight breakdown
$1,242
$792 bills + $450 spend/fuel
Monthly breakdown
$2,675
$1,700 bills + $975 spend/fuel
Loan position
0% paid$8,000
Current balance from a $8,000 total borrowed base.
Loan progress snapshot
0% principal repaidPlanning figures
Live ANZ pay settings, recurring costs, and planning numbers kept in one place.
Salary
$79,214
before tax
Current ANZ salary baseline
Take-home
$63,076
estimated yearly
Annualised from your live fortnight pay basis
Fortnight pay
$2,426
expected net
First ANZ pay due Wed, 27 May 2026
Protected saving
$485.20
20% per pay
Purchase checks cannot use all of it
Flexible spend
$300
per fortnight
Everyday 1 (Spending) target
Fuel reserve
$150
per fortnight
Flex Saver (Car) target
Working modules
Existing features, grouped by job-to-be-done.
Log Income
PaydayAdd pay and use the move prompt before touching your accounts.
Open moduleBills
RulesRecurring costs, dates, priority and account routing.
Open modulePayments
VarianceLog money out or extra incoming and compare it against your cycle budget.
Open moduleLoan
DebtBalance, interest, principal split and payoff timing.
Open modulePurchase Check
DecisionCheck big buys before they weaken savings.
Savings
GoalsGoals first. Surplus then goes emergency.
Stocks
InvestingASX watchlist, portfolio and allocation.
Timeline
CalendarUpcoming, paid, overdue and recurring entries.
Settings
ControlANZ presets, transition settings and reminders.
Profile
AccountName, colours, setup and access.
Upcoming this fortnight
Use Everyday 2 (Bills) as the per-pay bills buffer and keep extra room in case something lands unexpectedly.
20 May to 02 June
Upcoming bills
$833
Recurring bills that need cover from this paycheck.
Other fortnight costs
$450
Everyday 1 (Spending) and Flex Saver (Car) style per-pay usage.
Everyday 2 (Bills) target
$1,033
$833 core bills + $200 buffer so there is backup if something goes wrong.
Where payday goes
Per-pay routing summary from your $2,426 payday.
Cash withdrawal
Set how much cash you want to take out each paycheck.
This routing follows what is actually due in the current pay cycle, so heavier and lighter fortnights will adjust automatically.
This includes bills, spending, petrol, cash, and the leftover sent to savings.
After the fixed amounts above, this is what goes into savings.
Risk radar
Any non-essential buy should pass the purchase checker first so protected savings and bills are not touched.
Your bills and payday routing both use $500 per paycheck for the loan, with optional extra payments logged on the loan page.
The 20% savings rule is treated as protected cash, so purchase checks cannot freely spend it.
Planning trend preview
Based on your saved bills, pay basis and the account snapshot you update at payday. This does not rely on manual daily spend logging.
Fortnight plan
$1,242
Monthly plan
$2,675
Bailey operating brief
The front page is tuned around your live ANZ pay setup, upcoming bills, protected savings, and clean money-routing decisions.
ANZ mode
Wed, 27 May 2026
Full-time role is live. First salary paycheck lands Wed, 27 May 2026.
Move-out mode
$2,080
Starter rent baseline at $520/wk before utilities.
Protected cash
$485.20
20% of every ANZ pay stays out of purchase checks.
Decision rule
Check first
Large purchases run through affordability before moving money.