Vantage
Personal Financial Planning
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Budget vs Actual
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Balance Sheet
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Goals & Scenarios
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Net Worth Tracking
Your wealth. Your terms.
2025
Overview
Budget Builder
Balance Sheet
Budget vs Actual
Scenarios
Goals
Spending CSV
Total Assets
$0
Total Liabilities
$0
Net Worth
$0
Annual Interest Cost
$0
debt carry cost
Net Worth Trend
Annual P&L Summary
Income
$0
Expenses
$0
Savings Rate 0%
Net Cash Flow $0
Liability & Interest OverviewAnnual carry cost of your debt
LiabilityBalanceRateAnnual InterestMonthly Interest
Goals Snapshot
Annual Net Income
$0
annualized
Annual Expenses
$0
annualized
Annual Cash Flow
$0
Savings Rate
0%
of income
Income Sources
Enter amounts in any frequency — auto-converts to annual
$0
NameAmountFrequencyAnnual Total
Expenses
Bills, subscriptions, and variable spending
$0
NameAmountFrequencyAnnual Total
Fixed / Housing
Variable / Lifestyle
Debt Service
Annual P&L Statement —
Derived from your budget inputs above
Annual Goals & Earmarks
Allocate net cash flow toward specific goals
Remaining After Goals
$0
Starting: Net Cash Flow $0
Allocated0% of cash flow
$0 allocated $0 unallocated
📊 Smart Budget from CSV: Import your bank or credit card statement. Vantage will categorize your transactions and automatically project an annual budget based on your actual spending patterns.
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Import Bank / CC Statement

Drag & drop a CSV, or click to browse

Chase · Amex · Capital One · Bank of America · Most major banks

Expected CSV format (auto-detected):

Date, Description, Amount — negatives = expenses

Chase, Amex, CapOne CSVs work as-is. The importer reads your last 1–3 months and projects to annual.

Projected Annual BudgetImport a file to see projection
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Import a CSV to see your projected annual budget

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Plaid Integration

Connect directly to your bank accounts and credit cards via Plaid. Once connected, Vantage will automatically import transactions, categorize spending, and generate your annual P&L — no CSV exports needed.

Coming in the next release:
Connect checking, savings, credit cards
Auto-categorize transactions with AI
Real-time budget vs. actual tracking
Historical data for multi-year planning
Requires Vantage account (free)
💡 Select a date and update balances to capture point-in-time snapshots
Assets
as of —
$0
Liquid
Investments & Retirement
Real Assets
Total Assets $0
Liabilities
as of —
$0
Revolving / High-Rate
Installment Loans
Leverage Debt / Other
Total Liabilities $0
Net Worth
$0
Annual Interest Carry Cost
$0
across all liabilities
Net Income
$0
Total Expenses
$0
Net Cash Flow
$0
Savings Rate
0%
Income Sources$0
Annual Expenses$0
Fixed / Housing
Variable / Lifestyle
Debt Service
P&L Statement —
Annual Goals & Earmarks
Allocate your net cash flow toward specific goals — remaining unallocated balance shown below
Remaining After Goals
$0
Starting: Net Cash Flow $0
Allocated0% of cash flow
$0 allocated $0 unallocated
Viewing month:
✏️ Click any Actual cell to enter real figures. YTD columns update automatically across all entered months.
Month Net Cash Flow
$0
vs budget
Month Variance
$0
0%
YTD Actual Cash Flow
$0
vs YTD budget
YTD Variance
$0
vs plan
Remaining Annual Budget
$0
full year budget − YTD actual
Budget vs Actual —
Current month and year-to-date performance
Line Item CURRENT MONTH YEAR TO DATE Remaining
Annual Budget
Actual ✏️ Budget Var $ Var % Actual Budget Var $ Var %
$0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
📊 Scenarios project your balance sheet forward using different assumptions. Edit any parameter to see how it changes your outcomes. The debt rate adjustment applies to leverage/margin/HELOC debt — making scenarios useful for any variable-rate debt structure.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Year-by-Year: Base Case
Month-by-Month: Base Case (Year 1)
🏦 Credit Card Sync: Direct API connections require a backend server (Plaid/MX). Instead, export a CSV from your bank/CC portal and import here. Works with Chase, Amex, Capital One, Bank of America, and most major institutions.
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Import Bank / CC Statement

Drag & drop a CSV file, or click to browse

Supports Chase, Amex, CapOne, BofA exports

Expected CSV columns (auto-detected):

Your file should have columns like:

Date, Description, Amount — or variations like Transaction Date, Merchant, Debit/Credit

Chase, Amex, CapOne CSVs work as-is. Negative amounts = expenses.

Spending by Category
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Import a CSV to see spending breakdown

Transactions
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Import a CSV to see transactions