Command Center

You're okay. Income covers obligations; two items worth watching.

Net worth is positive, income is strong, and recent months on primary checking ran slightly positive. Two specific levers below would meaningfully reduce monthly interest drag — without touching lifestyle.

Net worth $346,249 · Income $489,000/yr · Non-mortgage DTI 109% · Statements through 2026-05-17

Newrez mortgage shows $20.00 overdue

Pay before 2026-06-16 to avoid a $63.11 late fee. Account 0580181768 · newrez.com · 866-317-2347


2By the numbers

This month at a glance

Four numbers that summarize household finance posture. Net worth is positive, the income engine is healthy, and net cash flow on primary checking has stayed above water across the last three months.

Net worth

$346,249

$1208K assets · $862K liabilities

Total debt

$528,999

Mortgage @ 2.875% is most of it

Net cash flow

+$121

/mo avg · last 3 months · primary checking

Interest drag (est.)

$402

/mo · Venmo Visa + Lafayette mostly

12-month net cash flow · USAA primary checking ····7683

$5K $-5K $0 25-05 25-07 25-09 25-11 26-01 26-03 26-04

Where the debt sits · stacked by balance

Newrez mortgage $330K
Federal student loan $179K
Lincoln Nautilus $54K
F-150 Lightning $50K
Pathways HELOC $49K
Topher 401(k) loan $47K
Jaime 401(k) loan $33K
Lafayette patio $25K
Bonnie family loan $60K
Credit cards total $33K

3Worth reviewing

Top 3 right now

Ranked by impact — forgotten money and interest drag first, never spending cuts. Two of these are about money already sitting on the table.

Worth reviewing

Jaime's 401(k) loan finishes ~12 months · ramp contribution rate after

Jaime is paying her 401(k) loan back at ~$34K/yr — 3× faster than Topher. At current pace she clears it in ~12 months and frees up $2,870/month. That's a windfall when it lands: contribution rate ramp, emergency fund top-up, or extra paydown on Venmo Visa / Lafayette.

Open networth

Forgotten money

Venmo Visa is bleeding ~$211/month in interest

$7,174 balance at 35.24% penalty APR. Roughly $2,528/yr if revolving stays. This is the fastest household-finance win available — paying it off saves real cash flow without touching lifestyle.

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Worth reviewing

Recurring charges total ~$48,626/yr · worth a quarterly review

Across non-transfer subscriptions and recurring debits, $48,626/yr is flowing out on autopilot. Top items: Ach Withdrawal T-Mobile Pcs Svc ******** ($6,969/yr); Ach Withdrawal Venmo Payment *********** ($5,712/yr); Usaa Debit Zelle: Bonnie Clary ($5,400/yr); Pos Debit Venmo *Doug Winters Visa Direc ($5,400/yr); Ach Withdrawal Nationwide Edi Pymnts *** ($4,245/yr). Worth reviewing once a quarter to confirm each one still earns its keep.

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4Next best action

One concrete thing this week

Pay $20 to Newrez before June 16 to avoid the $63.11 late fee

Smallest-dollar / highest-urgency item on the board. The May 2026 statement shows the $20 overdue balance with a 16-day grace before the late fee posts.

Open Newrez

5Dive in

All Finance sections

Nine deep pages, each linked from here. The Rewards & Perks page and the Insights page are the two most actively used.


6The redesign plan

10 phases · audit + IA + execution

This home page is Phase 1 of the Household CFO redesign. The plan page has the full audit, gap analysis, information architecture, design alignment, insight engine spec, data health concept, and decision points.

Statements through 2026-05-17 · oldest visible 2025-03-27 · Raw data lives in data/finance/ (gitignored) · CF Access protected