PRINTABLE ACCOUNT TRACKER CRACKED
Of course, when you sit down to get organized the first time it might take a while, but once you have your system cracked – it will be easy as pie! (now I want some pie…) Keeping up with money sounds like a very daunting, scary, and boring chore, but believe me, it’s not as bad as it sounds. Please see my Disclosure for more details. They will be of no extra expense for you, but I receive a small credit. So here we are, I’ll be sharing with you all the ideas to bring financial planning to your Bullet Journal and will start doing the same myself! I’ve been doing my finances mostly on Google sheets, but the deeper I went into a hole of money management, the more I realized how much better it would be to actually use my Bullet Journal. Savings: emergency fund, RRSPs, RESPs, TFSAs, seasonal expenses (e.g.Today we will finally be tackling finances and how your Bullet Journal can help you organize your money.įor someone like me, who definitely has a shopping addiction, especially if we are talking about stationery shopping, financial spreads are definitely a must-have. Personal: tobacco, alcohol, books, music, clothing and shoes, donations, subscriptionsĮating Out: meals, snacks, take-out, beverages (coffee, tea, juice, soft drinks)Įntertainment: recreation, sports equipment and fees, movies, concerts, hobbies, gamingĬhild: daycare, lessons and activities, allowance, school supplies and fees, babysitting, programs, tutorsĭebt Payments: credit cards, loans, leases, support payments, government debts, personal debt Health Care: medical premiums, life insurance, medication, eye care, dental, supplements, wellness costs Transportation: fuel, auto insurance, transit, parking, taxi, rentals, car sharing, tolls
Living: personal care, bank fees, salon and spa services, dry cleaning, pet costs, memberships (fitness, clubs, associations) Groceries: food, baby needs, household supplies, toiletries Household: furnace, water tank, roof and gutters, decor, upgrades, storage locker, gardening, cleaning services, outdoor equipment and maintenance Utilities: phone/cell, cable/internet, gas, hydro, security Housing: mortgage, rent, strata fees, house insurance, property taxes View a sample of a completed tracker (from the previous version of our Monthly Expenses Tracker).Įxpense Categories – Know Where Your Money is Going This becomes the cash balance for the next week. If there’s a surplus, you should have money in your wallet or bank account. Total all columns and subtract actual expenses from actual income.On these pages, keep track of seasonal expenses rather than recording on your weekly pages. You also need to record weekly savings amounts on pages 14 – 15 of the Expense Tracker.
You may want to track coffees, dining out, or fuel separately. You can then use the blank columns to create your own categories. List the dates down the left side and record actual money spent each day.You should also list any income you may expect to receive during each week. Record cash balances on hand or in your bank account.
For example, a 7 day tracking period would be March 30th to April 5th. For each week, record dates you are tracking.The expense categories listed further below and on page 1 of the Expense Tracker will help you decide which expenses to record where.Open a copy of our Monthly Expense Tracker.
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