Your May Spending
Insights Are In

Here is a clear breakdown of where your money went in May 2026. Your total tracked spending this month came to $3,284.50, compared to a monthly budget of $2,950.00. You came in $334.50 over budget — but the good news is that most of the overage is concentrated in one category, which means it is straightforward to address.

Total Spent

$3,284.50

Monthly Budget

$2,950.00

Over Budget

+$334.50

Spending by Category

The bars below represent your actual spend relative to your set budget for each category this month.

Food and Dining

$892

/ $800

$92 over budget

Transport

$410

/ $450

$40 under budget

Entertainment

$648

/ $350

$298 over budget — largest overage this month

Subscriptions

$214

/ $220

$6 under budget

Entertainment is your biggest budget gap

Your entertainment spending reached $648 this month — nearly double your $350 budget. This includes two concert tickets ($210), three restaurant outings categorized as dining-out entertainment ($198), and several on-demand streaming purchases ($240). This single category accounts for 89% of your total budget overage in May. Bringing entertainment spending back to your target in June would largely resolve the deficit.

Three Ways to Save in June

Based on your May spending patterns, here are three concrete actions you can take this month to close the gap and stay on track with your annual savings goal.

Set a weekly entertainment cap

Divide your $350 monthly entertainment budget into four weekly limits of $87.50. Clearpath can send you a real-time alert when you approach each weekly threshold, so you can make informed decisions before spending rather than after.

Audit your streaming subscriptions

You are currently subscribed to six streaming and digital services totaling $214 per month. Reviewing usage data shows that two of these services were accessed fewer than three times in May. Canceling or pausing the lowest-used services could free up $38 to $55 per month immediately.

Cook at home twice more per week

Your food and dining spend averaged $29.70 per restaurant visit in May. Replacing two weekly restaurant meals with home-cooked alternatives typically saves between $40 and $60 per week. Over a full month, that reduction alone could bring your food category back within its $800 budget.

Ready to dig deeper?

Your full May report includes a transaction-level breakdown, month-over-month comparisons across all 12 spending categories, and a personalized June savings forecast based on your income and fixed expenses.

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Report covers May 1 – May 31, 2026. Data synced from 4 connected accounts.

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