Your money plan, one step at a time
Answer 7 quick questions. Get the steps in the right order for you, each with short lessons, a calculator and a challenge. Free, no account.
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Know your numbers
- 2
- 3
Get the full 401(k) match
- 4
Pay off credit card and pay-later debt
- 5
Invest 15% for retirement
Or start from your situation
7 stepsYour first real jobYou just started a salaried job and want to set it up right from paycheck one.8 stepsOut of school with student loansYou have student loans, an entry-level paycheck, and you want a plan that doesn't take 20 years.7 stepsGetting out of credit card debtYou carry a card balance from month to month and want it gone for good.7 stepsSelf-employed or freelancingYour income changes month to month and no one withholds taxes for you.
Quick answers, worked out to the dollar
How long does it take to pay off a $5,000 credit cardWhat is the monthly payment on a $30,000 car loanHow much rent can you afford on $50,000 a yearHow much federal tax do you pay on $75,000What happens if you invest $500 a monthHow much house can you afford on a $80,000 salaryAll answers2026 limits and brackets
How it works
Get your plan
Seven questions turn into ordered steps: a cushion first, then your employer match, then expensive debt, then investing.
One step at a time
Each step comes with the lessons you need, a calculator for your own numbers and a challenge that makes it stick.
A few minutes a day
Today shows your next step, a one-minute money game and your streak. Get it by email if you like.
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