Try Biweekly Budget.

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Sheetlark / Biweekly BudgetSample data

Two paychecks. One connected plan.

Example · sample figures
Starting balance$100
After paycheck 1$500
After paycheck 2$1,700

Projected closing balances: $500 after paycheck 1 and $1,700 after paycheck 2.

Projected closing balances · two-paycheck exercise
StartEnd
PaycheckIncomeReserveBillsClosing
1$2,000$600$1,000$500
2$2,000$600$200$1,700

Sample figures in USD. Starting available balance: $100. These are projected balances, not bank balances.

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What to look for.

Projected planning balances, not bank balances. Enter your own numbers; no bank connection or automatic bill payment. Desktop Google Sheets is the supported format.

Start with the first paycheck

Begin with $100 and add $2,000 income. Reserve $600 and cover $1,000 in bills.

The first projected closing balance is $500.

Carry the balance forward

Add the next $2,000 paycheck, reserve $600, and cover $200 in bills.

The next projected closing balance is $1,700.

Try a lower paycheck

Change the first income to $1,000, leaving the other example inputs unchanged.

The projected balances become −$500 and $700.

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