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Bills and fees

See what recurring fees add up to

Houseguest tally

A subscription is a houseguest that keeps its key.

Add each recurring fee with its amount and how often it repeats. The tally shows the monthly total and the yearly total. No account. The answer stays on this page. This does not cancel a fee and does not promise a refund.

Not a statement or a bank balance.

Add a houseguest

A name you will recognize. Not an account number.

Dollars and cents, up to two decimal places. Greater than zero.

The tally

Example, not your fees.

Keys still out

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Each month Add a guest to see the year.

Each band is one guest’s share of the year. The stack is the stay, not the amount at the door.

    A pass for the whole site

    The answer above is free. You do not pay to see it. An optional pass would cover the whole site, pay what you can, instead of a separate charge to save this one result.

    What the pass is for

    • A letter you can use to dispute a medical bill
    • A checklist for a state heating-aid application
    • A pack of scripts for canceling a subscription

    This is a preview of the offer, not the documents, and not a payment. This page cannot charge you.

    This does not start a payment. Nothing was charged.

    Trust

    How this is calculated

    A monthly amount stays as entered. A weekly amount is multiplied by 52 and divided by 12, then rounded to the cent. A yearly amount is divided by 12, then rounded to the cent. The yearly total is 12 times the monthly total. That can differ by a few cents from 52 times a weekly charge.

    Sources

    This uses only the numbers you type.

    Assumptions

    • The amount you type is the recurring charge you want counted.
    • A week is treated as 1/52 of a year, and a year as 12 equal months. That is not your billing calendar.
    • Example lists are made up and are not company prices.

    What happens to these numbers

    What you type is used only to calculate this page. It is not saved and not sent. Refreshing clears it. The Guest book offer does not save the tally.

    Limits

    This is not a bank connection, a statement check, or a cancellation. It is not financial, legal, or benefits advice. It does not promise a refund or any outcome with a company. If a charge looks wrong, ask the company that billed it.