Big life events rarely arrive with a clear price tag. They arrive with a date on the calendar and a slow build of costs that sneak up until suddenly they're due all at once.
A wedding is the clearest example. The venue deposit is due months out. Then the caterer. Then the dress or suit. Then a dozen small costs nobody warned you about, from alterations to thank-you cards. Most couples do not realize how much the total climbed until it's already spent.
A new baby works differently but hits just as hard. The upfront costs (crib, car seat, hospital bill) land in a tight window, and then the ongoing monthly cost starts immediately and does not let up.
A new job, especially one that requires relocating, front-loads its own costs: moving, deposits, a wardrobe update, and a gap before the new paycheck actually lands in your account.
What all three have in common is timing. The cost does not show up once. It shows up in waves, and if you're not planning around those waves, you feel every one of them as a surprise.
Predictye Plan maps the waves out ahead of time; what's due, roughly when, and how much to be setting aside each month so the wave doesn't knock you over when it arrives.
The event is exciting. The budget behind it does not have to be stressful.
Don't guess. Just Predictye.