Bills money — checking
Where her payroll and benefits land · bills are paid from here
$0.00 / day
Safe to spend until the next payday, bills taken out first
Type the 4-digit code to open Bridgett’s finance dashboard.
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Every bill she has, what’s confirmed paid and what isn’t, the money coming in, and the one payback she’s working off with Riverwood cleanings. Every figure carries its label — confirmed, scheduled, estimated, or needs verifying — because on her books a forecast is never treated as cash in hand, and a bill is never treated as paid just because its due date passed. Due-date countdowns recalculate for today every time this page opens.
The car payment ($300) has been outstanding since Oct 8 — Bridgett reported Oct 23 that the loan is nearly finished, with $101 left and in good standing, but that still needs verifying with the lender. Internet ($104.01, Optimum) — her login is in hand; paid or not is still unconfirmed. Electric ($380.11, Entergy) lands Oct 27. Water is paid ($98.83 ✓) and the phone’s past-due amount is paid ✓ — both confirmed Oct 23. Nothing here gets marked paid until it’s verified.
The daily number after every bill still owed is set aside first. Right now the honest answer is $0 — her confirmed cash doesn’t cover the bills still open, so anything spent today comes straight out of bill money.
Next paydays: child support ($167) lands every Thursday; Peyton’s SSI ($804.14) lands on the 1st. Her next paycheck is expected around Oct 22 — date and amount still need verifying (her Oct 8 check was $168.89; a typical check is ~$500).
Every bill and recurring charge on Bridgett’s books for this month — not just the recent ones. Tap Paid to see everything confirmed paid, or Not paid yet for everything still open. If a charge isn’t listed, it isn’t on her ledger yet — it gets added the day it’s confirmed. She has no standalone subscriptions on her books; the six below are the whole list.
All 6 bills · $1,846.95 total · $1,062.83 confirmed paid · $784.12 not confirmed paid
Outstanding since Oct 8. Bridgett reported Oct 23 that the loan is nearly finished — $101 remaining, in good standing — but the lender name and login are still needed to verify that, along with the real monthly due date and whether any of the $300 is still owed.
Due Oct 9. The past-due amount is paid — confirmed by Bridgett Oct 23. Her AT&T login was received the same day.
Due Oct 11 (as reported). Optimum login received Oct 23 (username bridgettmiller). Whether it’s paid, and whether the 11th is the standing due date, still need confirming.
Due Oct 20 · paid $98.83 — confirmed by the city’s payment confirmation (the $87.99 on the books was an estimate). Her online water account is now set up, so future bills can be viewed and paid online.
Due Oct 27. Entergy login received Oct 23 (username is her Gmail). Amount needs verifying in the account, and it still needs confirming that this bill is separate from the earlier electric bill Daniel covered (the one she’s working off with cleanings).
Due Oct 1 · paid Oct 8 — confirmed. She pays rent at the bank; bank bill-pay gets set up once her bank login lands. November rent ($850) is due Nov 1.
Three income sources, plus cleaning credits that only ever reduce the electric-bill payback — they are never cash in her account.
| Source | Amount | Schedule | October status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peyton’s SSI | $804.14 | Monthly, 1st | Needs verifying Oct 1 was scheduled — receipt not yet confirmed |
| Child support | $167.00 | Weekly, Thursdays | Partly unverified Oct 1 · 8 · 15 on schedule (Oct 15 receipt needs verifying) · Oct 22 + 29 coming |
| Employment | ~$500 est. | Biweekly, varies | Oct 8 in $168.89 confirmed — a low check · next ~Oct 22, amount unverified · paychecks viewed in Paycor (login received Oct 23) |
| Riverwood cleanings | $85 credit | Per cleaning | Credit only 5 done · $425 credited to the electric-bill payback below — never a cash deposit |
The $213.47 already reflects the Oct 8 activity above — it is never subtracted twice.
What lands, what it has to cover, and where October ends under two paycheck sizes. The plan runs on the conservative column.
If the scheduled money lands and nothing else is spent, the three open bills are covered by Nov 1 with $354.02 to spare — before groceries, gas, and November’s rent, and not counting her paycheck.
Her month swings on paycheck size. Bars start at zero; scale to $2,600.
Low-check October ends −$37.03; typical-pay October ends +$625.19 — both before groceries, fuel, and childcare. That $625 is the only version with any daily spending room (≈$20/day), and only if both paychecks come in full.
Daniel covered an electric bill for Bridgett ($872.11 in the books — the “~$900 electric bill”). The agreed payback is $641.11, worked off at $85 per Riverwood cleaning — never cash out of her pocket. It is the only thing she owes back: everything else Daniel helps her with is support, not a debt, and is never tracked as one.
66% worked off. Three more cleanings settle it — two leave $46.11, and the third clears the balance with $38.89 of excess credit owed back to her. Mentioned next cleaning dates (not confirmations): Oct 25 · Nov 8 · Nov 29.
| Date | Cleanings (total) | Credit earned (total) | Balance remaining |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 8 | 1 | $85.00 | $556.11 |
| Oct 11 | 3 | $255.00 | $386.11 |
| Oct 13 | 4 | $340.00 | $301.11 |
| Oct 18 | 5 | $425.00 | $216.11 |
The system Daniel set up Oct 18: bank accounts are bills-only, spending money lives in Cash App, and Chime sits out of the daily flow. Only one balance is confirmed so far — the rest are marked as such rather than guessed.
The open questions on Bridgett’s books, in the order they unlock the rest of the picture. Each one closes with a single confirmation from her.
Four quick steps on your iPhone, and this dashboard gets its own icon on your home screen — just like an app. Do it once, and from then on you just tap the icon and type your code.
Tap the dashboard link in Daniel’s text message. It opens in Safari (the blue compass app). Type your code — the last 4 digits of your phone number — to get in.
At the bottom of the screen, tap the Share button — the square with an arrow pointing up, shown here. A menu pops up from the bottom.
Swipe the menu up a little to see more choices, then tap Add to Home Screen — it has a square with a + in it, like the green row shown here.
Tap Add at the top right. Look on your home screen: the green Bridgett’s Money icon is there now. Tap it any time to see your money, then type your 4-digit code.
Built from Bridgett’s financial tracker (opened Oct 18, 2026 from Daniel’s handoff). Labels used throughout: confirmed = seen in her accounts or stated by Daniel · scheduled = expected on a known schedule, receipt not yet confirmed · estimated = a planning figure, never cash in hand · needs verifying = asked, awaiting her confirmation. Her money is tracked as its own ledger — never merged with Daniel & Alex’s household money or Riverwood’s. Balances and statuses refresh when her tracker is next updated.