The Money Reset Bundle
Three workbooks, 72 pages: paycheck planning, debt payoff and the new credit edition.
Explore the product ↗Make your next money move with more clarity. OmniEdge brings together free tools to plan your paycheck, organize bills, and explore debt payoff—plus practical ebooks to help you build better financial habits.
Free tools · One-time ebook purchases · No subscriptions
Start with your next paycheck, then explore debt, savings, and credit scenarios. Use estimates or your own numbers.
No names, account numbers, or bank logins needed. Calculations run on this device. Nothing you enter in these tools is sent to OmniEdge.
See bills and paydays together, add monthly repeats, and check off what’s paid.

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Practical ebooks for credit habits, debt payoff, paycheck planning and storm preparedness. Paid guides from $5.99, plus a free starter guide.
Three workbooks, 72 pages: paycheck planning, debt payoff and the new credit edition.
Explore the product ↗Nine tabs for paychecks, bills, payoff comparisons, savings and credit tracking.
Explore the product ↗25-page edition: score basics, Kikoff setup, a 12-month plan and tracker.
Explore the product ↗You don’t need a perfect budget to make a useful plan.
See what comes in, what needs to go out, and where there’s room to make a decision.
Adjust a payment or savings amount and see how the arithmetic changes before committing.
Revisit the tools each payday. Download your plan and use the ebooks to build your knowledge.
No. All four calculators and the bill calendar are free and work without an account. Ebooks are separate, one-time purchases. There are no subscriptions.
No. You enter the numbers yourself. OmniEdge does not connect to banks, access reports, monitor scores, move money, or submit disputes.
The paycheck planner and bill calendar each offer “Remember on this device.” It saves that tool’s entries in this browser. Clear saved entries before leaving a shared device. Other tools use temporary entries that disappear when you leave or refresh.
The snowball scenario directs extra money toward the lowest balance first. The avalanche scenario directs it toward the highest APR first. Both calculations hold your total monthly budget constant as debts are paid off. They assume no new charges, fixed APRs, monthly interest, and no fees. Actual lender calculations can differ.
These are educational calculations, not individualized financial advice or a promise of savings, approval, or credit-score changes. Verify the numbers against your statements and consider your own circumstances.
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