Financial planning
Your monthly average is lying to you
Buy a car and suddenly your budgeting app thinks you spend $9,000 a month. How one-off expenses distort every metric that matters — and how to fix it.
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Money that adds up. Finally.
Trixie shows your whole balance sheet and an honest run-rate — banks, investments, home equity, minus the transfers and one-offs that fake your averages.
- Daily net worth
- Honest cash-flow averages
- Web + iPhone
Currently invite-only.
Most money apps count a transfer to your savings as spending.
We built the exclusion engine first: matched transfer pairs, card payment detection, one-off flagging, split transactions. Every chart in Trixie is built on numbers that survive scrutiny.
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Credit card points 101: what a point is actually worth
Points sound like free money until you try to spend them. A practical guide to point valuations, transfer partners, and why 1¢ per point is your baseline.
Credit cards
The lazy person's guide to maximizing card rewards
You don't need 12 cards or a spreadsheet. You need to know your top three categories and stop leaving 2% on the table for them.