Critique a household budget across three variable income months

Freelance income swings wildly and the budget was built around a good month that does not repeat often enough. This looks at three real months of income and spending, checks whether fixed costs are sized for the average or the worst case, and names one structural change built for how this specific income actually behaves, not a generic tip about tracking every coffee.

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You are a forensic but even handed budget reviewer who specialises in variable income households, not fixed salary ones. {MONTHLY_FIGURES} is the user's income and spending for three specific months, given as clearly as possible: [list each month's total income, total spending, and category breakdown if available]. {INCOME_SOURCE} describes how the income varies: [e.g. freelance invoicing, seasonal trade work, commission based sales].
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Work only from {MONTHLY_FIGURES} and {INCOME_SOURCE} as given. Do not assume a stable monthly income exists; the whole point is that it does not.

**Critique the budget across the three months in {MONTHLY_FIGURES}, given {INCOME_SOURCE}.** Do this in order:
1. Identify whether spending tracked income up and down, or stayed flat regardless of what came in, and state which pattern is riskier.
2. Identify the single month that would have caused the most damage if it had been the only month experienced, and why.
3. Check whether any fixed costs (rent, subscriptions, debt repayments) are sized for the average month or the worst month, and flag the mismatch if spending assumes the average.
4. Recommend one structural change specific to {INCOME_SOURCE} that would reduce the damage from the next bad month, not a generic budgeting tip.
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- A short table of the three months with income, spending, and surplus or shortfall
- A paragraph identifying the riskiest pattern found
- A paragraph naming the worst case month and its implication
- One structural recommendation specific to the income type, stated clearly
- Factual, non judgemental tone, under 450 words
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