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Slush Fund (Instant Cash)
"Your piggy bank problem, solved without the piggy banks."
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How do I install Slush Fund (Instant Cash)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Slush Fund (Instant Cash) for Bills Must Be Paid in one click.
</>What does Slush Fund (Instant Cash) do?
Bills Must Be Paid starts you broke and keeps you there. Slush Fund cuts out the chase: set the amount you want, press Give Cash, and the money is simply there. Use it to skip straight to the upgrades you actually want to play with, to clear a bill that arrived at the worst possible moment, or to see the late game without grinding your wrist off first. Empty Wallet puts you back to zero whenever you want the pressure back. Your total is saved the moment it changes, so it survives closing the game.
</>What is Slush Fund (Instant Cash)?
In Bills Must Be Paid you start broke, in debt, and watching the next due date creep closer. Slush Fund skips the chase: type the amount you want, press Give Cash, and the money is there for the shop, the skill tree, the gadgets or a bill that arrived at the worst possible moment. Empty Wallet puts you back to zero when you want the pressure again. From ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager and desktop app for 400+ games.
</>Common questions about Slush Fund (Instant Cash)
What does Slush Fund do in Bills Must Be Paid?
Slush Fund sets your money in Bills Must Be Paid to whatever number you type. Money in this game is a single saved balance that covers the shop, the skill tree, gadgets and paying off bills, so changing it changes everything you might want to buy. Put a figure in the Cash Amount box, press Give Cash, and your wallet reads that amount. A second button, Empty Wallet, drops you back to zero if you decide you want the pressure back. The new total is saved the moment it changes, so it is still there when you next load the game.
Does Give Cash add money or set my total?
It sets your total rather than adding to it, which is worth knowing before you press it. If you have money in the bank in Bills Must Be Paid and you type a smaller figure into the Cash Amount box, Give Cash will bring you down to that number rather than topping you up. The safe habit with Slush Fund is to type the amount you want to end up with, not the amount you want to receive. If you are unsure what you currently hold, check your wallet first, then set the box to a figure comfortably above it.
What can I spend the money on?
Everything money touches in Bills Must Be Paid, because it is one balance rather than several. That means the shop where the hammers and rings live, the skill tree nodes that normally cost an enormous amount of money, the gadgets on your table, and paying off bills before the due date catches you. Setting a generous total with Slush Fund effectively opens all of those at once. If the skill tree is your main target, Night School maxes every node directly instead, which is faster; Slush Fund is the option that leaves you buying things the normal way.
What is the Empty Wallet button for?
The Slush Fund Empty Wallet button drops your money straight back to zero in Bills Must Be Paid. It sounds like an odd thing to want, but it is the fastest way to restore the tension after a shopping trip: buy the upgrades you actually wanted to play with, then wipe the balance and go back to earning under normal rules with a better setup. It is also useful for testing how a build performs from a standing start, or for resetting a save you overfilled by accident. Like Give Cash, the change sticks with your progress straight away, so it is worth being sure before you press it.
Does the new total survive closing the game?
Yes. The new total sticks with your Bills Must Be Paid progress the moment it changes, rather than lasting only for the session you are in, so closing the game and coming back later leaves your wallet exactly where you set it. Empty Wallet sticks the same way, so it is worth being sure before you use it on a save you have put hours into. Because the amount stays with your progress rather than wearing off, you can set a comfortable total once, spend it across several sessions, and never think about the mod again until you need another top-up.
What options does Slush Fund (Instant Cash) include?
Give Cash
Press to set your wallet to the amount above.
Empty Wallet
Press to drop your money back to zero.
Cash Amount
How much money you end up with.
Slush Fund is a ProjectMods mod for Bills Must Be Paid that sets your total money to any amount you type, and can empty your wallet back to zero whenever you want the pressure back.
System Requirements
What features does Slush Fund (Instant Cash) include?
- Type any number, press Give Cash, and your wallet says exactly that
- Covers the shop, the skill tree, the gadgets and the bills - it is all one balance
- Empty Wallet drops you back to zero whenever you want the pressure back
- Saves the moment your total changes, so it survives closing the game
Best For
- A bill landing at the worst possible moment with nothing in the wallet to cover it
- Buying straight into the upgrades you actually want to play with instead of grinding for them
- Clearing the loan shark's balance in one go so his cut stops eating into your payouts
- Players who want to see the late game without smashing through every stage of the early one
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