Check out this stylish and practical Biweekly Budget Template! This spreadsheet is tailor-made for people wanting to organize, manage, and monitor their income and expenses!

Simple and Stylish Design

The layout of this biweekly budget planner in Google Sheets and Excel is divided into several tables. Their headers are highlighted in blue, green, and yellow. The color coding will help you quickly find the necessary fields and information about your financial situation.

Distribute Your Finances Effectively

This budget spreadsheet consists of the following sections:

Income: it features various categories such as wages, salary, investment, gifts, etc.
Fixed expenses: you can fill in details on your rent payments, property taxes, subscription services, life insurance, and more.
Variable expenses: write amount spent on groceries, transportation, home repairs, travel, etc.
Budget summary: this table features formulas to quickly calculate your total income, expenses, and their summary.

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Created: July 23, 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: Professional
Downloads: 809
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