Monthly budget
Write the month’s income, expenses and totals in the boxes at the top, then each category’s planned and actual amounts below; the Difference column shows where the month went over.
Paycheck budget
Budget one paycheck at a time: write the pay date and amount, assign each bill or category, and see what is left before the next payday.
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What goes in each column
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| Pay date | Income | Bill or category | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 15 | 1,800 | Rent | 900 |
- Pay date
- Oct 15
- Income
- 1,800
- Bill or category
- Rent
- Amount
- 900
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Zero based budget
Give all of your income a job: write each category’s share, track what you spend and what remains, and check that income minus everything you allocated comes to zero.
50/30/20 budget worksheet
Split your income into needs (50%), wants (30%) and saving or paying off debt (20%): the sheet shows how to work out each target from your income, with room for what you actually spent.
Cash envelope tracker
One sheet for each cash envelope: write its category and starting balance, then log every top-up and purchase with the balance left.
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