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October 4, 2019

Free Download: Budget Binder Printables

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Free budget binder printables. Budget worksheet, expense tracker, goal setting sheets, menu plan, bill tracker, debt snowball, and debt tracker!

Today I’m releasing my printable budget binder 😉

If you’re looking for worksheets to help you keep your money organized then you might like these. These free budget binder printables come in two color options – pink or purpley/blue.

Here’s everything that’s included.

Budget Sheets

free budget worksheets

There are two budget sheets included. One is prefilled with the most common budget items. The other one is blank so that you can write in your own categories to make it custom to you.

Both worksheets contain category columns, budget amount, actual spent, and difference.

Expense Tracker

Expense tracker worksheets - part of the free budget binder.

Next is the expense tracker. The expense tracker will help you keep track of all of your non-regular expenses. (Regular expenses would be house payment, car payment, utilities – all which you can record directly on the budget sheet.)

There are four sections:

  • Food/Groceries
  • Gas/Transportation
  • Household
  • Misc.

When you go to balance your checkbook each week you can write in the expenses in the corresponding categories. (Or do it daily if you prefer!)

Goal Setting Worksheets

There are two sets of goal setting worksheets. One set will allow you plan out your goals by year while the other is for setting monthly financial goals.

The monthly sheet has an action step plan and weekly targets so that you  can break down your goals.

Debt Trackers

free debt snowball worksheet

Also included is a master debt tracker and a debt snowball worksheet.

You can use the debt tracker to list out all of your debts. The debt snowball worksheet can then be used for individual debts to record your payments and progress.

Bill Tracker

Free bill tracker worksheets.

To use the bill tracker simply list out all of your monthly bills. You can then check off each month as you pay them.

Menu Plan

free menu plan worksheets

The menu plan is to record your weekly meals. ( I use it just for listing out dinners but you can customize it to your needs.)

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About Alexa

Alexa Mason is the blogger behind Single Moms Income, a personal finance freelance writer, and an online entrepreneur. Come hang out with her on Facebook and Pinterest.

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  1. Annette Webb says

    October 9, 2019 at 7:19 pm

    Thank you so much.

    • Alexa says

      October 14, 2019 at 8:37 am

      You’re welcome 🙂

  2. Sherry Motter says

    March 10, 2020 at 5:23 pm

    I’m a retired high school teacher trying to live on a once a month paycheck. I get it the first of the month, pay all my fixed and variable expenses but somehow don’t have enough for the rest of the month. Is your plan something that will help me

    • Alexa says

      March 15, 2020 at 7:49 am

      It’s not really a plan as much as it is worksheets that can help keep you organized.

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