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.

The form is fully editable, so you can customize it with all of your bill pay information before you hit print.

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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.

Then, compare your financial snapshots from month to month to see how you’re doing with budgeting, building up your savings and meeting your financial goals. It really is the easy way to take charge of your money.

This printable is editable, so if you’d like, you can fill in your information before you hit print, or simply save it to your computer, and update it throughout the month. Do whatever works best for you.

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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

And that made me realize that I should have been keeping a list of those bills all along. I can’t believe I hadn’t thought of that before!

Well, it turns out my husband had thought of it; and he had a nice list to work off of, so the switch wasn’t anywhere near as painful as it could have been.

And with that not-so-fun task out of the way, I immediately got to work on an auto bill pay printable to share with you guys.

Print a copy, and use it to create a record of all the auto payments that you have set up on your cards. Then, tuck it in your household notebook or financial records binder, so you’ll be ready the next time something like this happens.

Many web browsers have their own built-in PDF viewers, but they tend to be buggy. If you’re having trouble printing or editing one of our printables, click here for help.

Need More Bill Pay Help?

Order a set of my bill pay stickers, and use them to mark when bills are due in your planner or on your calendar.