How to Save Your First $1,000 on a $2,400/Month Income

Three books. 215 pages. One number.

Most people earning $2,400 a month are told to budget harder. This is the
other approach: find the money already leaving your account, then build
somewhere it can't leak back out of.

WHAT YOU GET

Part 1 — How to Save Your First $1,000 (74 pages)
One hour of setup and a 90-day ladder to your first $1,000. Three accounts,
two automatic transfers, six decisions across three months.

Includes three complete worked months on a $2,400 income, costed to the dollar — rent-heavy, car-heavy, and one with a kid —

plus what to do when something breaks the plan, because something will.

Part 2 — 12 Subscriptions Quietly Draining Your Month (63 pages)
A 40-minute audit that finds the twelve recurring charges taking $312 a month out of a typical account.

The exact bank-statement search terms, a keep / downgrade / kill rule for each of the twelve, and nine word-for-word scripts for the moment someone tries to talk you out of cancelling.

Part 3 — The 30-Day No-Spend (76 pages)
A structured month built so it doesn't feel like punishment. One page per
day, with extra pages for days 7, 12, 19 and 26 — the four days people
actually quit on.

Plus 40 free things that don't feel cheap, and 14 dinners
made from what's already in your cupboard.

THIS IS FOR YOU IF

· You get paid and it's gone in four days
· You've tried budgeting apps and quit around day eleven
· A $600 car repair would go straight onto a credit card
· You're tired of advice that starts with "cut out coffee"

WHAT IT ISN'T

No investment advice. No spreadsheets. No tracking every purchase. No
telling you to earn more. This works with the income you already have.

FORMAT

Four PDFs, delivered instantly by email after checkout. Read on any phone,
tablet or computer. Print-ready at letter size.