A budget built around your paydays
You give monthly numbers; it gives back a plan for each paycheck, each month and the year ahead. $10, online, in about fifteen minutes.
How often are you paid?
Where to send the receipt
Your budget is built on this page right after you pay. The email is how you get back to it later.
Pay for your budget
The questions open the moment the payment goes through.
Opening your budget…
What you get
Four views of the same money, worked out from the numbers you give:
- Each paycheck
- Every payday for the next twelve months, the bills it has to pay before the next one, and how much of it to keep back when bills bunch up.
- Each week
- Groceries, gas and the rest as a weekly amount, and every line per paycheck if you are paid every two weeks or twice a month.
- Each month
- Every line, grouped, with needs, wants and saving against what you take home.
- The year
- Month by month, with the months that get an extra paycheck and the once-a-year costs in the months they fall.
The questions ask for monthly amounts: rent, the phone bill, groceries, the car. A due date is optional on every line, but each one you add puts that bill on the paycheck that has to cover it. Once-a-year costs, like car registration and the county's personal property tax, get a month.
Your answers save as you go. You can change them and rebuild for thirty days; the budget stays in your client portal for a year, then it is deleted. Print it, save it as a PDF, or download it as a spreadsheet.
No one calls you and there is nothing to book. If you want someone to go through it with you, that is a planning call. The budget is educational: it does not give advice about investments.