What's It Cost?
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How much is that daily coffee costing you in the long run?
- Downloads
- 50+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Mar 19
- 2017 · v4.0
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About What's It Cost?
Fans of budgeting, early retirement, saving money, and building wealth love to see how lifestyle changes can help in the long run. Use this fun app to see how much your daily lunch out or coffee trip could be costing you in the long run in dollars, TVs, cars, and more.
That $10 lunch out you grab every workday? Over $40,000 in ten years (50 flat screen TVs or 60% of a Tesla Model S).
The $3/day coffee habit? Over $12,000 in ten years.
Start punching in your daily purchases and find your way to financial independence!
That $10 lunch out you grab every workday? Over $40,000 in ten years (50 flat screen TVs or 60% of a Tesla Model S).
The $3/day coffee habit? Over $12,000 in ten years.
Start punching in your daily purchases and find your way to financial independence!
What’s new
Version 4.0 · Updated March 19, 2017
* New cost metrics * Updated layout
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