2027 bill payment checklist
Every bill on one page, with a box to tick for each month of 2027.

A bill checklist is the simplest way to stop wondering whether something got paid. List every regular bill once, with its due date and amount, and tick its box each month.
The whole of 2027 fits on one page, so a missed payment stands out right away.
How it works
List every regular bill once with its due day and amount. Each month of 2027 has a column of tick boxes: tick each bill when it is paid. Missed payments stand out at a glance, and the whole year fits on one page.
How to use it
- List every regular bill with its due date and amount.
- Each month, tick the box when a bill is paid.
- For yearly bills, write the month in the Due column and tick only that month.

Ways to use it
- Mark autopay bills with an A next to the name.
- Yearly bills: write the month in the Due column.
- Use it with the monthly bill calendar for due dates.
Tips
- Tick autopay bills too. It is worth checking they actually went through.
- Add up the amounts to see your monthly total at the top.
Questions
How do I keep track of bills for the year?
List every bill once with its due date and amount, then tick it off each month. A yearly checklist shows any missed payment right away.
What is a bill payment checklist?
A list of your regular bills with a box for each month, ticked as each bill is paid.
Should I track autopay bills too?
Yes. Autopay can fail if a card expires or an account changes, so it is worth ticking them off too.
Goes well with
- Monthly bill calendar Every bill on its due date, with ticks for autopay and paid.
- Annual expenses list Every once-a-year cost by month, and what to set aside each month.
This printable is a general planning tool, not financial advice. Read the full disclaimer.


