Biweekly paycheck budget
Which bills come out of which paycheck, on one page.
Budgeting paycheck to paycheck
When every paycheck is already spoken for, a monthly budget can feel useless. These printables work paycheck by paycheck: which bills each check covers, what is left, and a small first savings goal so one surprise doesn’t become a crisis.
Where to start
- Biweekly paycheck budgetMatch every bill to the paycheck that pays it.
- Monthly bill calendarSee every due date at a glance.
- Weekly budget plannerPlan one week at a time.
- Daily spending trackerFind where the money goes.
- $250 savings challenge for tight budgetsA first cushion, $1 to $9 at a time.
- Emergency fund trackerGrow it to $1,000, then more.
- Irregular income budgetFor pay that changes month to month.
Budgets
Bills & sinking funds
Monthly bill calendar
Every bill on its due date, with ticks for autopay and paid.
Budgets
Weekly budget planner
Plan one week at a time: money in, bills due, spending and savings.
Budgets
Daily spending tracker
Write down everything you spend for a month, and mark each one need or want.
Savings challenges
$250 savings challenge for tight budgets
50 small boxes, $1 to $9 each.
Savings challenges
Emergency fund tracker
Start with $1,000, then build to three months of expenses.
Budgets
Irregular income budget
A bare-bones month, a priority list for extra money, and an income log.
These printables are general planning tools, not financial advice. Read the full disclaimer.