Family Financial Calendar

What you can do

• Add money in and bills with how often they come: every month, twice a month, every 2 weeks, every week, every 3 months, every year or once
• A bill on the 31st falls on the last day of shorter months; who pays is noted on each bill
• See your balance every day for 12 months: the lowest day, the first day below zero and the days under your alert line
• A month as a calendar of days, and the same month day by day
• Twelve months side by side with a chart: money in, bills, the lowest point and the end balance; the heaviest month marked
• What each bill costs in a year, and how much to set aside each month for the quarterly and yearly bills
• Download every bill date as a calendar file (.ics) with a reminder the day before
• Print or save as PDF, CSV in and out, backup and restore

Example inside

A made-up family of four: two pays (every 2 weeks and monthly), a child benefit and thirteen bills, from rent and daycare to car insurance once a year. On 6 January the account is 430 below zero – rent and daycare come before the first pay. March is the heaviest month, and 270 a month set aside covers the big quarterly and yearly bills.