Everything that you do in your financial plan, whether it's for retirement, whether it's for a goal that you set pre-retirement, It's all compounded, compounding

everything that you do.

Yeah.

And I'm like the reverse side of that is like, look for expenses that repeat, you know, because those compound as well.

But in the opposite direction, the monthly subscriptions that often go unnoticed after a few months, insurance premiums that could should probably be reviewed to see if you can get them a little bit lower.

Cell phone, internet, streaming services are all common areas where costs can creep higher over time and you won't even notice it.

Even small reoccurring expenses that add up over the course of a year All of these can be huge things that just slowly drain your budget and you don't even notice it.

Yeah.