Bills rarely go wrong because of one big number. They go wrong because something small comes out on a day you forgot, or a yearly renewal lands in a month that was already tight. Bills Calendar puts every bill and due date in one place: write each bill once on the bills list, copy the due days onto the month in front of you, tick each one as it is paid, and plan the yearly ones a little at a time. Undated, so you can start in any month.
Who it is for
- Anyone who pays the household bills and is tired of surprise debits and late fees
- People whose money just covers the month and who need to see the busy weeks coming
- Paper and PDF lovers who want a simple record instead of another app
What is inside
- Start here — how to use the calendar in 3 steps and what to do first
- How it works — what goes where, and what to do when the calendar shows a problem
- Filled example — a complete month and bills list written in, so you see exactly how it looks
- Bills list — every regular bill once: due day, amount, how you pay, auto or manual
- 12 monthly calendars — undated, day numbers 1–31, a paid tick box on every day, money-in and totals
- Paid ticks — one grid for the whole year: tick every bill, every month
- Yearly bills — plan annual and irregular bills with a set-aside amount per month
How to use it in 3 steps
- Write every regular bill once on the bills list (start with your last bank statement)
- Copy the due days onto this month’s calendar and mark the days money comes in
- Tick each bill as it is paid, and set aside a little each month for the yearly ones
Formats and devices
- A4 PDF (print or fill)
- US Letter PDF (print or fill)
- Fillable fields and tick boxes: type on a computer, tablet or phone
- Undated and currency-neutral: start any month, any currency
Part of The Money Peace Bundle → https://beawareofme.com/the-money-peace-bundle/
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