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Monthly Budget Planner Printable

A printable monthly budget planner that puts the whole month on one page: what comes in, what goes out and what is left, plus a bill tracker with due dates and paid boxes and a budget-versus-actual table for each spending category.

What you can customize

  • Layout
  • Currency symbol
  • Bills
  • Savings and debt boxes

Works well in

All page sizes, from Passport to A4

Try it in another style

Start from a preset

  • Monthly budget planner, US Letter Summary layout with 10 bills, savings and debt, in dollars. Open in the maker →
  • Bill tracker with 16 bills, US Letter More rows for bills, no savings and debt boxes. Open in the maker →
  • Daily ledger (kakeibo), US Letter A row for every day and a column for each spending category. Open in the maker →
  • Budget planner in euros, A4 The summary layout on A4 with the euro sign. Open in the maker →

What’s on the budget planner

The Monthly summary layout has:

  • Totals for income, expenses and remaining.
  • Income sources and fixed costs, three lines each.
  • Bill tracker: bill, due date, amount and a paid box, with 5 to 16 rows.
  • Spending categories with budget, actual and difference columns.
  • Savings and debt boxes at the bottom (optional).

Switch the Layout to Daily ledger for a day-by-day household budget book instead. Set your Currency symbol in the maker; the PDF is free and made in your browser, no sign-up.

How to print a budget planner

  1. For a budget binder, use the Letter or A4 preset and Download PDF → Reading order. Hole-punch and file one page per month.
  2. For a small budget book, choose Half Letter or A5 and Print-ready booklet, then print double-sided, fold and staple.
  3. Print at 100% (Actual size) so the rows keep their height.

Free sample PDFs

Print at 100% (actual size). Made with the same engine as the maker, so the spacing is exact.

  • Monthly Budget Planner, US Letter (1 page) PDF ↓
  • Monthly Budget Planner, A4 (1 page) PDF ↓

Frequently asked questions

How do I fill in a monthly budget planner?

At the start of the month, list your income sources and fixed costs, then write each bill with its due date. Give every spending category a budget. During the month, tick bills as you pay them and add up actual spending; at the end, fill in the difference and the totals at the top.

What is the daily ledger layout?

It is a household ledger in the style of Japanese kakeibo: 31 numbered day rows and columns for food, household, transport, social, medical and other, with a total column and a totals row. Boxes at the top hold income, fixed costs, savings goal and what remains.

Can I use a different currency?

Yes. Type any symbol up to four characters, such as $, €, £ or CAD. It appears in the totals boxes and amount columns. Leave it empty for no symbol.

Should I use this or the expense tracker?

The budget planner plans the month: income, bills and category budgets. The expense tracker logs individual purchases. Many people print one budget page plus a few expense tracker pages for each month.

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