Bills & Money

Nobody at the call centre volunteers the promotion you already qualify for. They answer the question you asked.

Ask “what promotions am I not currently on” and you get a list. Ask “what's the best you can do” and you get a scripted no. That difference is most of what these are about.

Free

5 Scripts to Lower Your Bills

5 Scripts to Lower Your Bills

Free — no email wall

Five phone scripts, word for word, plus the order to make the calls in. Start with the smallest bill, not the biggest — the guide explains why that's the whole trick.

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The $200 Grocery Week

The $200 Grocery Week

Free — no email wall

A full week of real food, planned around what things actually cost — with the shopping list written in the order you walk the store.

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Paid

The $1,300 You're Not Using

The $1,300 You're Not Using

$9

Every forgotten subscription draining the account, found and cancelled in one sitting. Twenty cancellation scripts for the companies that make it deliberately hard.

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Your Insurance Went Up Again

Your Insurance Went Up Again

$17

The renewal quote is not the price. The retention-department call, and the discounts most people never claim because nobody lists them.

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Pay Later Came Due

Pay Later Came Due

$17

Four apps, seven payments, no idea what's left. Put every instalment on one page, in date order, and see the actual number for the first time.

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The Medical Bill Slayer

The Medical Bill Slayer

$37

Read it, question it, cut it down. How to get the itemised bill, what the codes mean, and the exact words to say on the phone.

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The 72-Hour Bill Slayer Kit

The 72-Hour Bill Slayer Kit

$37

Five files: the full script set, the 72-hour call order, the tracking sheet, the escalation path for when the first line says no, and the follow-up for the promotion that quietly expires in six months.

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If more than one of these is yours

The bundles are built for exactly that. Each is named for the situation, not the category, and works out well under the price of the pieces.

  • The Bill Killer — all seven money guides. $77 (was $117)
  • Tired And Broke — the money guides plus the sleep set, because the two feed each other. $127 (was $208)

These are phone scripts and an order of operations for calling your own service providers. Not financial advice, not a credit product, and nothing here touches your credit file. What you get depends on your provider, your account history, and whether you make the call. Checkout and delivery are handled by Payhip.

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The bill-lowering emails

Five short emails over ten days. Which call to make first, the words that get a different answer, and what to do when the first person says no.

  • Day 1 — the one bill to start with, and why it isn’t the biggest
  • Day 3 — the question that makes them read you the promotion list
  • Day 10 — the follow-up for the rate that quietly expires in six months

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