The Money Suite — 4 Budget Spreadsheets Bundle
The whole money picture, in four simple spreadsheets. $39 instead of $58 when bought separately.
Most money stress comes from four questions: Where did it go? Will this paycheck cover the bills? When will the debt be gone? Am I saving enough? The Money Suite answers all four, and each file does one job well.
- The Calm Budget ($19): monthly and yearly budget vs. actual
- Paycheck & Bills Planner ($15): which bills each paycheck covers
- Debt Payoff Planner ($12): snowball vs. avalanche and your debt-free date
- Savings Goals & Sinking Funds ($12): progress bars and monthly targets
Why the set works
Plan the month in The Calm Budget, time it to your paydays with the Paycheck Planner, and point what's left toward debts and goals. Each file stands on its own, so you can start with whichever feels most urgent.
Which set is right for you?
- A single spreadsheet ($12–$19): one job done well, if you only need one piece.
- The Money Suite ($39, $58 separately): all four spreadsheets for budget, paydays, debt and savings.
- The Complete Collection ($49, $72 separately): all four spreadsheets plus The Home Binder, 34 printable pages for routines, meals, maintenance and bills. It costs $10 more than the Money Suite and adds a $14 binder. See the Complete Collection
Format & compatibility
- Four .xlsx files in one .zip download (double-click to open on Mac; right-click → Extract All on Windows)
- Works in Microsoft Excel (2010 and newer, Windows & Mac), Excel for the web and Google Sheets (free)
- Not designed for Apple Numbers
- Each file has a Start Here tab that walks you through setup
Instant delivery
Your download link arrives by email in your order confirmation, right after checkout. Can't find the email? Download help or contact us and we'll resend it.
Our promise
If a file won't open or doesn't work as described, contact us within 14 days and we'll fix it, or refund you. Because downloads can't be returned, we don't offer refunds for change of mind. See our refund policy.
Planning and organizing tools, not financial advice. Personal use only.