What People Are
Actually Doing With Muse

THE MONEY ONES ================================================================ 1. RESHOP YOUR INSURANCE Here is my current auto insurance policy. Find me a better rate with identical coverage. Show me a comparison table first with the carrier, the premium, the deductible and anything that got worse. Wait for my approval, then buy the new policy and cancel the old one, and confirm both before you finish. 2. AUDIT YOUR BILLS FOR DUPLICATE CHARGES Audit my recurring bills and statements for duplicate or erroneous charges over the last 12 months. Start with anything billed by an association, a utility or a subscription. For each one you flag, tell me the date, the amount and why it looks wrong, then draft the dispute email. Do not send anything until I say so. 3. NEGOTIATE A BILL DOWN Negotiate my [provider] bill down. Look up what new customers are being offered right now, then contact them, ask for the promotional rate as an existing customer of [X] years, and do not accept the first offer. Tell me the before and after number when you are done. 4. FIGHT A REFUND YOU GAVE UP ON I bought [item] from [seller] on [date] for $[amount] and it arrived defective. They have stopped replying. Pursue this until I get a full refund. Escalate through their formal complaints process and the card issuer if you have to. Show me every message before you send it. 5. UNCLAIMED MONEY AND PROPERTY TAX Search the unclaimed property databases for every state I have lived in under my full name and any former names. For anything you find, tell me who owes it and how much, then walk me through filing the claim. Separately, check whether my property tax assessment is out of line with comparable homes nearby. THE WORK ONES ================================================================ 6. INBOX TRIAGE WITH DRAFTS READY Triage my inbox. Find the emails that genuinely need a reply today, separate them from the ones that only look urgent, and put them in one folder. Draft a reply to each one in my voice, short and direct, so I can review and send in one click. Tell me what you deliberately left out and why. 7. A YEAR OF EXPENSES, READY FOR YOUR ACCOUNTANT Go through my email and organize the last 12 months of travel and business expenses into a clean folder, sorted by category and month, with the vendor, date and amount for each. Flag any subscription I am still paying for that I have not used in 90 days, and tell me what to cancel. 8. AD SPEND AUDIT Audit my ad spend for the last 60 days. Pull my ad account and my analytics and find where the two do not match. Tell me exactly where money is leaking, which ads are dead, what my page load time is on mobile, and whether any conversion event is double counting. Rank the fixes by how much they are costing me per week. 9. FIND AND CONTACT LOCAL LEADS Find every [business type] within [X] miles of [city]. For each one, pull the owner's name if it is public, the email and the phone number, and note one specific thing about their business I can reference. Draft a short personalized outreach email for each. Show me the whole list before you send anything. 10. CLEAN UP YOUR CLOUD DRIVE Find duplicate files in my cloud drive and my photo library. Show me what you found grouped by how much space each group frees up, keep the highest-quality copy of each, and delete the rest once I approve. Do not touch anything in a shared folder. HOW TO RUN THESE WELL ================================================================ - Give it the document. Paste or upload the actual policy, bill or statement instead of describing it. Everything above works better with the file attached. - Always add "show me before you send." The agent will act without it. - Run one read-only task first, before you ever let it send or buy anything. - If it stalls on a login, do that step yourself in the shared browser and hand it back. That is a normal way these tasks go, not a failure.