Do you feel like you lack control over your finances? Our Aesthetic Weekly Budget Template will help you distribute your income to the essential things and monitor your financial health.

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This weekly budget template in Google Sheets and Excel formats is the first step toward your financial literacy. The blank includes several tables that will help you track all important indicators:

You can add up to six income categories.
Easily distribute and find expenses for housing, groceries, transportation, health, education, childcare, debts, and other categories.
Google Sheets and Excel will help you immediately calculate estimated and actual income, expenses, savings, and available money with prepared formulas.

Fully Editable and User-Friendly Option

The budgeting spreadsheet is straightforward, even for people who have never used such tools. Just enter the current values in each line to get the totals!

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Created: October 29, 2024
Author: Natalia Prokhorenko
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel
Color: White
Style: Aesthetic
Downloads: 233
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