Check out the updated spreadsheet and let me know whatch ya think! There are four tabs: Cash Allowance, Monthly Bills, Debt & Savings. You’re welcome to export your own copy and use it for FREE! It is partially based off Dave Ramsey principles and mixed with a little bit of a personal touch. Instructions will follow soon. Enjoy! 😉
ps – Shouldn’t be to hard to personalize it for your own needs. Even if you’re not a computer genius. To export you own copy: open link, click “Edit”, go to File, Export as .xls. Tada!
Looks great! And thanks for sharing the fruits of your labor. 😀
hey christine! cool spreadsheets.
This is great. Can you believe we still haven’t done a budget? It’s been months since we’ve been “roughly estimating’ – and you know how easy it is to under-estimate what and where you’re spending!
Hi there-well done on updating your spreadsheets, its soo great to be organised and I can’t wait to see that 6th card PIF my dear!
Articles like this really gaerse the shafts of knowledge.
@ shtinkykat: thanks for the feedback.
@ ms. moneychat:Thank U, thank U!
@ saver queen: Rough estimating doesn’t work for me. lol! It’s hard to budget. took me 3 months to finally get on track in getting comfortable with it.
@ sharon rose: thank you! I can’t wiat for the 6th either. So close! 🙂
These look wonderful! I’m going to recommend these to my daughters.
Thank you for sharing your hard work.
Thanks for sharing these. I have a notebook that I keep all my stuff in. I’m going to use these and see how it goes.
@ RTC: Thanks. 🙂 Love to hear the feedback!
@ becomingdebtfree2009: I keep a notebook to track my daily spending and bills that I pay. But the spreadsheet to track the big picture. Let me here whatchya think. Feedback appreciated (even not in favor)
These look great Christine, thanks for posting 🙂