Everyday · a habit, redirected
The subscriptions you forgot you had
The $25 a month quietly leaving your account for something you don't use. Here's what reclaiming it could have grown into.
$25 a month in unused subscriptions, set aside since 2015
$3,175 spent
could have grown into
$6,848
in the S&P 500 · grew 2.16× · +116%
The villain here isn't you — it's the auto-renewal you forgot about. The streaming tier you upgraded once, the app you tried for a week, the box you meant to cancel: twenty-five dollars a month slipping out for things you don't use. The fix is gentle and one-time — audit your statement — and the upside is the same money, working for you instead.
Once it's reclaimed, the asset does the rest. See how the field stacks up on the rankings page, or read why today's dollars matter.
The same $25/mo, across assets
Only assets with data for the whole window — no unearned head starts.
Not your number? Change the spend, the asset, or the year and watch it move.
You'd have
$6,848
from $3,175 set aside — up 116%.
— — — dashed line = total cash you put in
Common questions
- How would I find these subscriptions?
- Scan a recent bank or card statement for recurring charges you don't recognize or no longer use. Reclaiming even one or two is often the ~$25/month modeled here.
- Does this account for inflation?
- The page offers the same real-vs-nominal view as the rest of the site, so you can see the result in today's dollars. See the methodology for exactly what's modeled.