Rest-of-year forecast
Based on how you've spent over the past year, here's how the rest of 2026 is likely to go: the 19 weeks left before the new year (as of August 13, 2026).
Most likely the rest of the year will cost $64,591: as low as $53,102 in a quiet stretch, up to $77,988 if it runs heavy.
Projected rest-of-year by category
Each category's rest-of-year is projected from your current pace. Occasional big bills use their yearly average. Pin a year target on any row to plan against it: the projection becomes what's left of that commitment.
This sets your target for the whole year (not just what's left), used only by this forecast. To lower your day-to-day Left to spend number, set a lower monthly budget instead.
| Category | Year target | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| housing | $23,840 | $14,612current pace | |
| kids | $16,640 | $10,199current pace | |
| shopping | $11,335 | $6,947current pace | |
| groceries | $11,266 | $6,905current pace | |
| travelPINNED | — | $6,000your year target | |
| transportation | $8,534 | $5,231current pace | |
| dining | $5,823 | $3,569current pace | |
| utilities | $3,781 | $2,318current pace | |
| education | $3,538 | $2,168current pace | |
| taxesOCCASIONAL | — | $1,893usual yearly bill | |
| gifts and donationsPINNED | — | $1,800your year target | |
| health | $2,113 | $1,295current pace | |
| insuranceOCCASIONAL | $2,685 | $981usual yearly bill | |
| entertainment | $1,299 | $796current pace | |
| coffee | $1,037 | $636current pace | |
| uncategorized | $694 | $425current pace | |
| Total | $92,584 | $65,773 |
How is this estimated?
We take your last 52 weeks of spending and replay them 10,000 times in a random order, to see the full range of ways the 19 weeks left in 2026 could add up. Most likely is the middle of those outcomes. Low and High are the bounds that 8 out of every 10 of them fall between. Occasional big bills (gifts and donations, insurance, taxes, travel) aren't replayed this way. Instead, we add a flat $3,694 for them (their yearly total, prorated to the weeks left), since they don't follow your week-to-week rhythm. Categories you've pinned (gifts and donations, travel) add $7,800, what's left of the year target you set after what you've already spent. You know that number, so we use it instead of guessing.
We resample whole weeks rather than months (too few to be reliable) or days (too jumpy, and a single big-spend day throws them off). A week is the sweet spot: it captures the rhythm of your regular bills without overreacting to any one day.