The first 30 days in a UK flat are where the money disappears
Most first-time renters in the UK do not blow the budget on rent. They blow it on the pile that shows up after the keys: deposit top-ups, council tax timing, the energy setup fee, the weekly shop that is bigger than they thought, and three subscriptions they forgot they still had.
A simple system beats a spreadsheet you will not open.
Track five things only:
Move-in costs (once)
Payday cash (every pay)
Fixed bills (monthly)
Groceries (weekly)
Subscriptions (the ones quietly renewing)
If you cannot see unallocated cash after bills and food, you are guessing. That is the whole product.
