
You finally see the $304 a month your brain has been hiding
Ten dollars never feels like a big decision. It’s a sandwich. A coffee and a snack. So you hand it over without thinking, every single day, and it adds up to around $304 a month. That’s a car insurance bill you never agreed to pay.
Behavioral economists call it mental accounting. Your brain files small, frequent purchases in a “doesn’t really count” box, so they never feel like real money. Stop buying, and that money finally shows up where you can see it: in your balance.

















