One household view
Every bank account, card, investment and mortgage in one place. Every total opens to the transactions behind it.
Your household's money, explained
DollarMaxxing brings every account into one household view and explains it in plain English: what you earn, what you own, what you owe, and what changes when you change one thing.
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Cut something small. Watch your mortgage-free date move.
Mortgage-free
May 2049
2 years 4 months sooner than September 2051, and $32,168 less interest.
Regular payment $2,491/mo. Fixed rate, Canadian semi-annual compounding. Check your lender's prepayment limits.
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Simple on top, deep underneath
Every business runs on an income statement, a balance sheet and a cash flow statement. DollarMaxxing builds all three for your household, then boils them down to the few numbers that matter: what you’re worth, what you’re saving, and how far you are from not needing a paycheque.
Demo household
You spend $62,000 a year. At a 5% yield, $1.24M in savings would cover it.
What changed: spending on eating out rose 22% this month. Moving that back to August’s level brings your mortgage-free date forward 4 months.
Every bank account, card, investment and mortgage in one place. Every total opens to the transactions behind it.
Cut a subscription or add a payment and see your debt-free date and freedom number move before you commit.
Plain-English notes on what changed and why, with the history behind it when that helps.
TFSA, RRSP, RESP and FHSA accounts, Canadian mortgages, and dollars in CAD first.
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