Printable budget planners
Budget planners and templates for regular pay, uneven income, a new baby or a wedding
Budget planners and templates built around how your money comes in. There are planner pages for regular pay and for freelance income that arrives unevenly, a spreadsheet for a baby's first year and a wedding planner with its own budget. Check each listing for the file type and paper sizes.
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About printable budget planners
If you are looking for a printable budget planner or a budget template, start with how your money comes in and what it is for. The Budget You'll Keep is for a household on regular pay that has never kept a budget, or started one and stopped. You set it up in a single evening with three months of bank statements and five highlighters, then keep it going in about forty minutes a month, using a year of planner pages for weekly, every-two-weeks or monthly pay.
When pay changes from month to month, The Freelancer Budget Binder works out a fixed amount to pay yourself from your past income and builds the budget around that.
Two are for a particular stretch of life. The First-Year Baby Budget System is an Excel workbook, which also works in Google Sheets, showing what a baby's first year may cost, the income you may lose during leave and how much to save each month. The Wedding Planner Book and Budget Spreadsheet comes to print or type into, with a spreadsheet that adds up the budget and counts the guests.
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Questions
- Which printable budget planner suits a household on a regular wage?
- The Budget You'll Keep. It is written for a household on regular pay and includes a year of planner pages for weekly, every-two-weeks or monthly pay days.
- I am self-employed. Will a normal budget template work for me?
- An ordinary monthly budget assumes the same amount on the same day, which is why The Freelancer Budget Binder takes a different approach. It sets a fixed monthly amount to pay yourself, based on what you have earned before.
- Do I need Excel for the baby budget?
- The First-Year Baby Budget System is an Excel workbook (.xlsx), and it also works in Google Sheets. You download a short PDF with a button that opens it, and you enter your details once using dropdown menus.
- Can I print the wedding planner at home?
- Yes, the book comes in US Letter and A4 to print, or you can type into it instead. The budget and guest list sit in a separate spreadsheet that does the adding up and counting for you.
