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Ready to get serious about getting out of debt? Use my free, debt repayment plan worksheet to map out your strategy.
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Make this the year that you make big things happen. This worksheet will help you turn your dreams into actionable financial goals.
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Need to figure out where your money is going, so you can start to make better financial decisions? Use this free monthly spending worksheet to track your spending over the next month, and you’ll soon have the answer.
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Use this budget worksheet to create a budget that matches your lifestyle and your goals. It includes lots of things that other budget worksheets leave off – stuff like streaming services, pet care and gifts. And it even has extra space for you to enter additional expenses.
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Use this printable bill pay checklist to check off your bills as you pay them each month. It’s an easy way to catch oversights before they result in late fees and added interest.
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Keeping up with your finances doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. Use my new Monthly Financial Snapshot printable to stay on top of bills, account balances and your financial goals. Just keep this one page up to date, and you’ll know exactly where you stand.
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Receipts – sometimes you have to hang on to them, but they sure do make a mess. Piling up on your desk, at the bottom of your purse, on the kitchen counter. Giving you something else to sort through and keep track of. Giving you more clutter to conquer.
If you’re fighting the same battle in your home, I’m happy to report that I finally found a solution. And it’s a simple one.
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Last week, we got a new debit card in the mail as a result of the Target hack, and while I’m glad our bank took the issue seriously, I kind of groaned when it came because I knew we’d have to move all the bills that we have on auto-pay over to the new card. #nofun
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Holiday spending has a way of getting out of control, if you fly without a plan. Use this printable Christmas budget worksheet to put your plan in place.
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