Let’s be real — the word “budget” doesn’t always spark joy. But what if setting one up in Excel felt less like a chore and more like building a roadmap to financial freedom? You don’t need to be a spreadsheet wizard. You just need a clear plan, a few simple formulas, and maybe a nice
Managing your money doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Whether you're trying to budget your monthly expenses, track your income, or get out of debt, a simple Excel spreadsheet can make a world of difference. Think of it as your financial dashboard — no confusing apps or subscriptions. Just good old Excel, helping you see where
Moving into a new home is exciting, but let’s be honest—it can also be completely overwhelming. Between unpacking boxes and figuring out where the forks went, it’s easy to forget a few essentials. That’s why I put together a super helpful New House Essentials Checklist—and even better, you can download it as an Excel spreadsheet
Step 1: Open Excel and Set Up the Columns Begin with a blank worksheet. Label the columns as follows: A B C D E Date Category Description Amount Payment Method Example: Date Category Description Amount Payment Method 2025-03-01 Rent Apartment Rent 1000 Bank Transfer 2025-03-03 Groceries Supermarket 150 Credit Card 2025-03-05 Utilities Electricity Bill 75