The Family Budget Planner

Stop guessing. Start planning your family’s money together.

Numbers aren’t everyone’s thing. They weren’t mine. So we built the budget planner we wished we’d had: one that does the maths for you and shows you the answers in color.

You type in what comes in and what goes out. The planner does the rest. Within minutes you’ll know how much is left at the end of each month, where every dollar is going, and how long your savings would carry you if life changed tomorrow.

This is the same kind of tool Cornell and I use for our own family, built for couples who want to get on the same page about money without a single argument over a spreadsheet.

Inside the planner:

• A color-coded dashboard. Money in, money out and what’s left, with green, amber and red so you know at a glance how you’re doing.

• A spending chart that shows each category’s share of your budget.

• The 50 / 30 / 20 check, which tells you whether you’re spending a healthy share of your income on needs, wants, and giving and saving.

• An emergency fund tracker that shows how many months your savings would cover and how long until you reach your goal.

• A “What If” planner where you can test a raise, a vacation, a cut in spending or a big purchase before you commit to it.

• A monthly tracker where each category turns green when you stay on budget and red when you go over.

• A Giving & Tithes category built in, because generosity belongs in the plan from the start, not at the end.

Made for real family life: weekly, every-two-weeks and yearly bills like school fees and insurance are spread into monthly amounts for you. It works in Excel, Google Sheets and Apple Numbers, on a computer or a tablet.

Who it’s for: married couples, busy parents, and anyone who has ever said “I don’t know where our money goes.”

You’ll get instant access the moment you check out.