Personal finance
Budget, debt payoff, savings, investment and shared expenses dashboards.
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These are spreadsheets for the money you manage at home. Budget workbooks log one row per purchase and show what is left to spend, with a month picker that drives every tile and chart. Paycheck budgets, for weekly, biweekly or semi-monthly pay, match each bill to the paycheck that comes before it is due and say Covered, Tight or Short in words.
Setting up a budget for the first time? Read the budget spreadsheet guide.
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About Personal finance
Debt payoff planners cover credit cards, car loans, student loans, personal loans, medical bills and store cards, and let you choose Snowball or Avalanche and add an extra monthly payment. The schedule recalculates month by month for up to 120 months. There are also savings goal, net worth, spending and bill trackers, an investment tracker that compares your allocation with the target you type, and a shared expenses tracker that works out who owes whom.
Each template has a Dashboard with 3 charts, a copy with sample data and a blank copy with the same formulas. They are made for Excel, and most are 2 credits, about $2.
Questions people ask
Can I choose Snowball or Avalanche for debt payoff?
Yes. Every debt payoff planner lets you pick Snowball (smallest balance first) or Avalanche (highest rate first) and type an extra monthly payment. The schedule updates for you.
Does it come with a blank copy?
Yes. You get one file with sample data so you can see it working, and a blank copy with the same formulas ready for your own numbers.