Digital product · £9 once
See what leaves the account.
Type each bill, say whether it is monthly or yearly, and see the month and the year. You decide what to keep. The sheet does not tell you to cancel anything.
The template
The cover sits on the printable template. These lines stay blank until you type. The working copy opens after payment.
| Item | Amount | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Rent or mortgage | ||
| Council tax | ||
| Gas and electric | ||
| Water |
In the pack
- A working sheet for rent, tax, utilities, insurance and the smaller bills.
- A blank template you can print, with the cover on it.
- Monthly and yearly totals from the figures you type.
- A renewal note on each line.
- A checklist for the bills you still need to find.
- A notes page.
- A labelled example, with made-up figures, so you can see the method.
- Renewal dates. Write the date the bill renews and how it leaves the account. The sheet does not cancel anything.
- Keep or review. Your decision only. Leave it blank if you have not decided.
- Direct debits. One line for each payment that leaves on its own.
A labelled example
Example only. These are not your bills, and they are not a recommended budget. Three lines only. The working sheets, the other templates and the download open after payment.
| Rent | £900 every month | £900 a month |
| Council tax | £140 every month | £140 a month |
| Insurance | £240 every year | £20 a month |
Example month. £1,060
Example year. £12,720
This adds up what you type. It is not a budget plan, not a credit check, and not financial advice.